UTEP’s all-time scoring hammer still sets the standard
Wolfram was a bruising 6-9 power forward who became one of UTEP’s greats, finishing with 1,831 career points, 734 rebounds, a .579 field-goal percentage, and a 22.3 points-per-game senior season in 2000-01[2][3]. He wasn’t just a volume scorer—he was efficient, physical, and productive, with seven 30-point games, 12 double-doubles, and a national scoring rank of seventh as a senior[3]. If you value a frontline player who can score through contact, finish efficiently, and anchor the paint with real toughness, Wolfram is the kind of fit that makes coaches grin.
