Princeton’s efficient, high-IQ center with real two-way bite
In his Princeton run, Richmond Aririguzoh stood out as a rugged, efficient big who finished at an elite clip and anchored the glass, with a career .636 field-goal percentage and 7.4 rebounds per game in his final college season. He was more than a post scorer: Princeton highlighted his growth as a “light bulb” type who expanded from energy player to starting center, added playmaking touch, and gave consistent effort on the offensive boards. If a team wants a smart, physical interior presence who doesn’t need touches to impact winning, he fits the mold beautifully.
