Noah Batchelor gives Buffalo a versatile, high-minute two-way wing with rebounding punch
Batchelor has become a dependable Buffalo starter, playing 30.8 minutes per game in 2025-26 while averaging 7.3 points, 4.6 rebounds and shooting 45.4% from three through the Bulls’ official stats, which is the profile of a long, multi-position wing who can help on both ends.[11][5] Buffalo’s roster notes also show he led the team in rebounds in 2024-25, posted multiple double-doubles, and earned 28 starts in his first season in the MAC, signaling toughness, positional flexibility and real value beyond scoring volume.[8] If your team needs a steady, experienced guard-forward who rebounds like a forward and spaces the floor like a wing, he fits.
