Penn’s rebound-first forward who brings grit, size, and steady glue-guy value
In the 2014-15 season, Greg Louis averaged 4.5 points and 4.0 rebounds in 19.0 minutes per game for Penn, and he led the Quakers in rebounding eight times, which tells you exactly why coaches trusted him[9]. Earlier in his Penn career, after missing a season due to injury, he showed a clear upward trend by boosting his scoring from 2.8 points per game to 7.2 over a strong stretch and flashing more board work[12]. He looks like a hard-nosed, low-drama frontcourt piece: active on the glass, efficient enough to matter, and the kind of player who helps a team get tougher without needing plays called for him[9][12].
