rugged Arkansas forward who brings rebounding, toughness, and old-school glue-guy energy
In the 2017-18 season, Dustin Thomas was a reliable Arkansas frontcourt piece, averaging 5.0 points and 4.1 rebounds in 26 games, with a knack for doing the dirty work on the glass and giving the Razorbacks physical minutes inside[13]. He also flashed efficiency at times, finishing that season at 51.1% from the field, and earlier notes highlighted his ability to chip in steals and survive contact with a grinder’s edge[12][14]. The caveat: his Arkansas career also came with team-rule issues and suspensions, so he fits best for a program that values toughness but has strong structure and accountability[3].
