High-motor, 3-and-D forward who brought efficiency and edge to Florida
Justin Leon was a useful Florida forward because he combined reliable perimeter shooting with rebound work, defensive activity, and a high-motor style that coaches can trust. In his Florida career, he scored 448 points (6.4 per game) and grabbed 252 rebounds (3.6 per game) in 70 games with 47 starts, and as a senior he started all 36 games while posting 7.4 points, 3.6 rebounds, and a team-best .398 from three.[5] He was also described as a high-motor player and had earlier shown double-double upside in junior college, making him a fit for teams needing a versatile, low-drama role forward.[13][12]
