Alec Brown was a rim-protecting stretch big with NBA-level length
In his 2013-14 Green Bay season, Alec Brown averaged 15.3 points, 5.7 rebounds and 3.1 blocks per game while helping the Phoenix win the Horizon League regular-season title; his calling cards were elite shot-blocking, 7-foot-1 size, and rare floor-spacing for a true center, having hit 40% of his career threes at Green Bay. He also finished with 309 career blocks, a Horizon League tie and program record, which tells you the defensive ceiling was real. If your team wants a modern big who protects the rim, stretches defenses, and brings proven production, he was a very compelling fit.
