Long, versatile freshman forward with upside for UMass
Bilal Osman is a **6'7" freshman forward** for Massachusetts with the frame and position flexibility teams look for in a modern wing, and his value is in upside rather than a long college track record. ESPN lists him as a freshman from Stockholm, Sweden, which points to a developing prospect who could fit best on a team that can let him grow into a multi-role forward rather than asking for finished production right away. [1]
Marsh L 72-78 
Albany W 83-62 
LeMoyn W 94-80 
CentCt W 84-77 
CofC L 65-69 –
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