Two-way wing who brought toughness and timely defense to UConn
Kromah was a glue guy for UConn, averaging 6.1 points and 2.7 rebounds while appearing in all 40 games and starting 17, with his biggest differentiator coming on the defensive end—he logged a team-high four steals in UConn’s NCAA Tournament run. His profile fits a coach who wants a competitive, physical guard/wing who can defend, survive in big moments, and do the little things without needing high usage. The catch: he was never a volume scorer or primary creator, so his value came from versatility, intensity, and winning plays rather than headline stats.
