efficient, low-volume frontcourt piece for Delaware State
In the 2025-26 season, Delaware State forward Omari Stephen has been a compact, efficient role player: 7 games, 9 points, 2 rebounds, 1 assist, and a 42.9% field-goal rate, with a 54.1% true-shooting mark.[1][2] The key appeal is not volume but efficiency and steadiness—he’s finishing without forcing shots, showing enough defensive activity to matter, and giving the Hornets a usable bench forward who won’t hijack the offense.[1][2] If a team wants size, maturity, and a low-drama glue piece rather than a stat-stuffing star, Stephen fits that profile nicely.[2][3]
