Houran Dan is an efficient, high-energy interior big for Seattle
In the 2024-25 season, the Seattle center appeared in all 32 games and gave the Redhawks efficient minutes, scoring 3.7 points and grabbing 2.2 rebounds in just 11.3 minutes per game while shooting 51.3% from the field and 70.9% at the line.[2][3] His value is less about volume and more about low-usage reliability, rim protection, and physical interior play—he averaged 0.5 blocks and drew five starts as a true freshman.[2][3] For a team needing a productive paint presence who accepts a role and can anchor bench units without needing touches, he looks like a fit; the main limitation is that his offensive game is still centered on finishes around the rim rather than spacing or creation.[2][3]
