Nate Lozeau’s old-school low-post game made him a rebounding anchor for Portland State
In the 2011 season, Nate Lozeau was a bruising interior presence for Portland State, leading the Vikings with a 19-point outing and posting 12 rebounds in another game while shooting .661 from the field and averaging 12.9 points and 8.6 rebounds per game. His biggest differentiator was simple but valuable: he finished efficiently, attacked the glass, and gave Portland State a reliable back-to-the-basket option. He also showed resilience after a severe ankle sprain earlier that season, which adds a toughness angle teams love in a center.
