the Smart, Glue-Guy Forward Michigan State Loves
In the 2015-16 season, Wollenman was a low-usage Michigan State forward who gave the Spartans efficient minutes, rebounding, and veteran steadiness, while also bringing elite academic polish and a high-character reputation. He appeared in 31 games that season and averaged 1.2 points and 1.6 rebounds, with strong shooting efficiency for his role, and earlier MSU notes highlighted him as a repeat scholar-athlete and “unsung player” type who did the dirty work without needing touches. If you want a dependable, coachable, team-first frontcourt piece, that’s his calling card.
