Reliable interior presence and elite finishing for the Mocs
In the 2010-11 season, DeAntre Jefferson stood out as a high-efficiency Chattanooga big man, leading the Mocs in field-goal percentage at .648 while posting 6.4 rebounds per game and a strong interior scoring profile. He was more than a box-score guy: reports described him as a productive reserve who could give punch in limited minutes, with a career role that fit off the bench and showed real toughness on the glass. If you need a physical, efficient center/forward who finishes well and competes hard, Big De is the kind of low-maintenance, high-payoff piece coaches love.
