A two-way forward who brings rebounds, rim protection, and veteran grit
In the 2013-14 season, Isaiah Armwood was George Washington’s engine on the glass and at the rim, leading the team with 8.4 rebounds per game and 51 blocks while adding 12.7 points per game[13]. He stood out for his rare blend of shot-blocking, physical rebounding, and matchup toughness — including a strong defensive showing against Creighton star Doug McDermott — which made him more than a stat line[11][13]. For a team needing an intense, interior-minded forward who impacts winning without needing plays run for him, Armwood was a very good fit[11][13].
