Efficient Leatherneck forward who finishes and rebounds with purpose
In the 2013-14 season, Adam Link was a steady, efficient frontcourt piece for Western Illinois, averaging 9.9 points and 4.1 rebounds while leading the team in field goal percentage at 60.2% and starting all 31 games.[2] He also showed a feel for the game beyond scoring, with 1.6 assists per game in ESPN’s season snapshot, and was recognized as a preseason All-Summit League Second Team pick.[1][2] Why care? He’s the kind of low-drama, high-efficiency forward who helps a team with touch, toughness, and reliability—exactly the sort of glue guy coaches tend to love.[1][2]
