a tough, efficient frontline anchor with real two-way bite
In the 2010-11 season, Matthew Bryan-Amaning gave Washington a rugged, high-efficiency frontcourt presence, averaging 16.7 points and 9.0 rebounds while shooting 63% from the field. He’s a strong fit if a team wants size, physicality, and reliable interior scoring without needing plays run for him every trip; he finishes, rebounds, and brings defensive versatility, with 100 career blocks and 100 steals underscoring his all-around impact. The extra layer: he was a late-blooming producer who steadily improved each year, which usually signals coachability and a motor that doesn’t sleep.
