Toledo’s rim-protecting, stretch-five force
In the 2020 season, Luke Knapke was a do-it-all center for Toledo, averaging 15.8 points, 8.2 rebounds and a MAC-best 1.9 blocks per game while also shooting 39.4% from three and 77.1% from the free-throw line. He wasn’t just a shot-blocker — he could score inside, space the floor, and anchor a defense, which is why Toledo called him one of the best centers in program history. He’d be a strong fit for teams needing size, toughness, and a big who can protect the rim without clogging the lane.
