Tim Brennan’s Western Michigan run: gritty veteran wing who brings length, defense, and glue-guy energy
In the 2014-15 season, Tim Brennan was a 6-5 guard/forward for Western Michigan and showed the kind of low-usage, team-first profile coaches love: he chipped in across the floor without needing the offense to run through him, and he even flashed defensive activity with a steal in postseason play. His bigger value is in versatility, physicality, and willingness to do the dirty work rather than volume scoring. If a team wants a dependable connector who competes, spaces the floor enough to fit lineups, and won’t get rattled by a role player’s job description, Brennan fits the mold.
