efficient, physical frontcourt contributor for App State
Seacat projects as a reliable, low-mistake forward whose value comes from **efficiency, toughness, and steady rebounding** rather than high-volume scoring. In his Appalachian State career, he appeared in 87 games with 58 starts, shot 57.7% from the field, and averaged 5.3 points and 3.8 rebounds, showing he knows his role and can finish around the rim.[3] Earlier at William & Mary, he was already a polished bench big, shooting 60.7% as a freshman and giving them short bursts of energy and production.[2] He’s a fit for teams needing a physical, dependable glue guy more than a featured scorer.
