P.J. Eason brings high-end defensive activity and glass work to Alabama A&M
Eason’s value is built on **rebounding, rim protection, and disruptive defense**: in 2025-26 at Alabama A&M he has averaged 7.0 rebounds, 1.5 blocks, and 0.8 steals in 22 games, while scoring 7.8 points per game on strong efficiency, with his best calling card being his presence around the rim and ability to affect possessions without needing the offense run through him. He also grades as an active, physical forward who can fit as a complementary piece for a team needing defense-first frontcourt production, though his limited perimeter scoring means his fit is best with a roster that can create offense elsewhere.[5][6][11]
