Cleveland State’s original do-it-all forward and a program cornerstone
Bullock was a rugged, high-minute forward who defined Cleveland State’s rise in the late 2000s: he led the Vikings in scoring every season of his college career, finished with 1,800 points and 816 rebounds, and helped power the 2008–09 team to 26 wins and an NCAA Tournament upset of Wake Forest. His calling cards were toughness, rebounding, and reliable scoring, plus a motor that kept him in the lineup for a program-record 124 games. If you want a dependable frontcourt alpha who brings edge, consistency, and no-nonsense production, Bullock is exactly that.
