a proven Weber State stretch-forward with all-conference pedigree
Bullinger was a high-level Weber State forward who finished with 1,042 career points, 577 rebounds, and 151 made three-pointers, giving him rare frontcourt spacing for his era.[1] He earned first-team all-league recognition and produced efficient scoring from the perimeter in his best seasons, including 44.2% from three in 2010-11.[2] His profile suggests a versatile, experienced, floor-stretching forward rather than a pure rim-runner, with added value from rebounding and a long track record of starting-caliber reliability.[1][2]
