Zach Kent brings steady frontcourt minutes and a low-mistake role for Delaware State
Kent projects as a dependable, physical **F/C** whose value comes from doing the little things—grabbing boards, giving the Hornets size, and providing stable rotation minutes rather than high-volume scoring. In Delaware State’s 2021-22 roster listing, he started 9 of 17 games and averaged **4.7 points** and **3.1 rebounds** in **17.7 minutes per game**[1], with a later stat snapshot showing a similar profile at **5.3 points** and **3.1 rebounds per game**[2]. That makes him a fit for a team needing toughness, interior depth, and efficient role-player production more than a featured offensive creator[1][2].