6-10 Toledo freshman Ka'leel Stillman brings rim protection and upside, but ACL recovery keeps his timeline in check
Stillman is a long, athletic 6-10 center whose best calling cards are shot-blocking, rebounding, and efficient finishing—he averaged 8.2 points, 8.1 rebounds, and 2.3 blocks while shooting 58% in 12 games for Montverde before a season-ending ACL injury, and Toledo said he was expected to redshirt while he got healthy and learned the system.[1][8] If your team values interior defense, vertical rim pressure, and long-term upside over immediate availability, he is an intriguing fit; the main question is how quickly he regains full health and mobility.[8]
