Reliable veteran forward with size, touch, and toughness
In the 2016-17 season, Brennan Gillis was a steady Northern Kentucky forward who played in all 35 games, averaged 3.0 points, and shot 53% from the floor while also hitting 42% from three[3]. His value went beyond the box score: NKU used him as a dependable, physical role player who could stretch the floor, rebound in traffic, and bring veteran consistency in big games like the upset-level win over West Virginia, where he scored 10 points[3][5]. If you want a low-drama, high-effort glue guy with positional size and shooting feel, he fits the bill.
