Rebounding-first forward with real rim protection instincts
Loman profiles as a gritty, defense-driven forward whose value comes from effort, physicality, and impact plays rather than high-volume scoring; in his Tennessee State seasons, he was cited as a team leader in rebounding, blocks, and steals, and posted sophomore averages of 10.1 points, 8.4 rebounds, 3.1 blocks, and 1.6 steals per game. [6] ESPN’s profile also shows a steady rebounding presence and efficient finishing, with 5.6 rebounds and a 49.2% field-goal rate in his tracked college stats. [3] If you need a forward who can protect the paint, clean the glass, and bring edge every possession, he fits the defensive blueprint. [6][3]
