Oregon State’s interior anchor with efficient scoring and real toughness
In his Oregon State career, Devon Collier was a rugged 6-8 forward who paired efficient inside scoring with strong rebounding and rim protection, finishing with 1,489 points, 679 rebounds, and 134 blocks while shooting .576 from the field. He stood out for toughness, consistency, and a reliable paint game, and he twice led the Pac-12 in field-goal percentage. The main caveat: he also dealt with a serious left-knee injury that required reconstructive surgery, so durability and recovery history are part of the evaluation. Great fit if you want a physical, low-ego frontcourt scorer who can battle inside.
