Old-School Paint Anchor, Rebound Monster
In the 2012-13 season at Colorado State, Colton Iverson was the Rams’ engine in the paint, averaging 14.2 points, 9.8 rebounds, and shooting 59.6% from the field while ranking 9th nationally in field-goal percentage and 20th in rebounds. He brought efficient inside scoring, physical rebounding, and double-double consistency, with 14 double-doubles that season. The big takeaway: he was a low-drama, high-impact interior force who could change a game with toughness and efficiency—exactly the kind of frontcourt player teams love when they need grit, glass-cleaning, and reliable finishing around the rim.
