a bruising, high-IQ frontcourt engine who can also pass
In his final Purdue season in 2021-22, Trevion Williams averaged 12.0 points, 7.4 rebounds, and 3.0 assists per game while shooting 54.7% from the field, giving the Boilermakers a rare big man who could score, rebound, and create offense from the post.[6][10] Scouts praised his “gifted and unique blend of scoring and playmaking” and his ability to bully defenders inside, while also noting his strong feel as a passer and durable frame.[6][13] He is a physical, change-of-pace frontcourt piece who brings toughness and production, though his game is more interior craft than perimeter spacing.[6][9]
