big wing size, but still a low-volume Tennessee State piece
Summers brings legit 6-8 wing size to Tennessee State, giving him the frame to defend multiple spots and play as a forward/wing hybrid. In his college sample, the production has been modest—Sports Reference lists him at 1.2 points, 1.3 rebounds, and 0.1 assists per game across 17 games—so the appeal is more about tools than box-score juice[4]. He looks like a developmental fit for teams that value length, versatility, and upside over instant offense, though he is not yet a stat-stuffing frontcourt anchor[1][4].
