a rugged, efficient interior anchor who rebounds, finishes, and brings grown-man toughness
In the 2022-23 season for New Mexico, Morris Udeze averaged 16.4 points and a Mountain West-leading 9.6 rebounds while shooting .610 from the field, a true high-efficiency big who played all 34 games and started every one. He stands out as a physical, high-motor forward who lives around the rim, creates second chances, and can punish smaller lineups without needing plays run for him. If your team wants dependable rebounding, interior scoring, and steady production from a mature frontcourt piece, he’s the kind of player coaches trust.
