a 6-10 rim presence with old-school size and shot-blocking instincts
In his Bowling Green career, Josh Gomez brought legitimate interior size at 6-10 and 226 pounds, with 18 blocks and 11 steals across 59 games, plus a solid 44.9% field-goal mark—classic low-usage big-man production with some defensive pop. His calling card was simple but valuable: protect the paint, finish efficiently, and give you a physical center who could absorb contact without needing touches. The fit question is less about flash and more about function—if you want a rugged, developmental post who can anchor depth and survive MAC physicality, Gomez made sense.
