a rugged, efficient frontcourt contributor with rebound-and-block value
Tim Huskisson’s best seasons at Northern Colorado show a tough, high-motor forward who helped the Bears with efficient scoring, rebounding, and rim protection; in the 2013-14 season, he shot .525 from the field, averaged 3.0 rebounds per game, and finished 14th in the Big Sky with 0.9 blocks per game, while also earning the program’s Most Improved Player nod[1][6]. He’s the kind of fit coaches like when they want someone who plays physical, makes the most of limited touches, and brings steady frontcourt depth—less flashy than a stat-sheet star, but useful, durable, and clearly willing to do the dirty work[5][6].
