Energetic frontcourt piece with rebounding touch and stretch potential
Bynum profiles as a useful **forwards/wing hybrid** who brings rebound activity, some floor spacing, and a history of producing across multiple levels: in **2024-25 at Cal State Fullerton**, he averaged **5.5 points and 2.9 rebounds in 13.6 minutes** and hit **37.5% from three**; his Rider bio also notes a three-game stretch of double-figure scoring against Oregon State, Idaho State and UCLA. [7][16] He looks like a low-usage, high-motor fit who can help with toughness and spacing, though the efficiency and playmaking numbers suggest he is more complementary than a featured offensive option. [2][7]
