Kendrick Washington brings veteran forward grit and glass-cleaning to Arkansas State
Kendrick Washington’s Arkansas State profile is built on physicality, rebounding, and sneaky two-way pop: in the 2013-14 season, he posted back-to-back double-doubles, including 12 points and 10 rebounds against UT Arlington and a 10-rebound effort at Marshall, while also flashing shot-blocking and steals production against South Alabama[1][7]. He was repeatedly described as one of A-State’s top rebounders, which makes him the kind of forward who can change a possession game without dominating the ball[12]. If a team needs toughness, energy, and extra possessions, he’s the fit; if it wants a high-usage scorer, that’s not his lane[1][12].
