Maryland’s rim-running, shot-blocking big man
Damonte Dodd gave Maryland a reliable interior presence in the 2016-17 season, averaging 3.5 points and 3.2 rebounds on 58.6% shooting for the Terrapins.[1] His real value was on the defensive end: he used his size, timing, and physicality to protect the paint, and he finished his Maryland career with 141 blocks, which ranked eighth in program history.[1][3] He projects as a fit for teams that want a hard-nosed, low-usage center who rebounds, defends, and embraces the dirty work.{
