old-school Hofstra forward with toughness, boards, and rim protection
In the 2012-13 season, David Imes was a physical, defense-first forward for Hofstra who brought dependable rebounding, shot blocking, and a blue-collar edge; his career highlights included a 20-point perfect-shooting outing against Drexel in 2011 and an injury-shortened stretch in 2011-12 that still produced 26 blocks, signaling real interior impact. He looks like the kind of player coaches trust for effort, toughness, and consistency more than flash—useful if your team wants a hard-nosed frontcourt piece who can defend, rebound, and set a tone.
