Tough, versatile frontcourt glue for Wichita State
In the 2015-16 season, Anton Grady gave Wichita State a rugged inside presence, averaging 10.6 points and 6.0 rebounds while showing real defensive impact with a four-block game against Evansville and a knack for doing the dirty work. He was a productive graduate transfer who could score inside, rebound, and defend multiple spots, and his reputation leaned more “reliable enforcer” than flashy scorer. The big caution flag: he suffered a serious head-and-neck injury in 2015 that required a stretcher exit, so durability and physical recovery were part of the evaluation.
