Efficient, physical UNH forward with a scorer’s touch
Konan stood out at New Hampshire as a high-efficiency forward who could finish, rebound, and give the Wildcats reliable production without needing high usage. In his freshman year, he led the team in field-goal percentage at .542, and by 2013-14 he played all 29 games, started 28, scored 9.7 points per game, and ranked second on the team with 168 rebounds. The appeal is his blend of efficiency, toughness, and two-way utility — the kind of frontcourt player coaches trust because he can impact a game in multiple ways, not just on the scoreboard.
