LSU’s bruising, stretch-four rebound machine
In his 2021-22 LSU season, Darius Days averaged 13.7 points and 7.8 rebounds while starting all 33 games, and he paired that production with 35% shooting from three and nine double-doubles[1][12][13]. His best differentiator is the combo of physical rebounding, high-energy hustle, and real perimeter threat for a forward, which makes him a tough matchup when he’s active and locked in[10][13]. He also earned All-SEC Second Team recognition after becoming a dependable two-way frontcourt piece, especially valuable for teams that want toughness, spacing, and intensity in one package[13].
