Albert Roma brings low-minute, low-usage frontcourt size for George Washington
In the 2001-02 season, Albert Roma appeared in 22 games for George Washington and posted modest production — 1.3 points, 0.9 rebounds, and 0.2 blocks in 5.2 minutes per game — so he profiles more as a situational center than a featured scorer.[1] His biggest differentiator is simple size and interior depth: he can give a team a true center body, but the current statistical sample does not yet show standout rebounding, shot-blocking, or offensive impact.[1] If you want a steady developmental big, he’s worth a look; if you need immediate frontcourt production, the data does not support that yet.[1]
