BYU’s physical, high-motor frontcourt anchor
Keena Young was a rugged, productive forward for BYU in the 2006-07 season, averaging 12.1 points, 6.0 rebounds, 1.1 assists, and shooting 52.9% from the field while earning MWC Player of the Year honors. His calling cards were toughness, rim protection, and consistency—he ranked 12th nationally in blocks and even set the Mountain West single-game block record with 13 against TCU, showing real game-changing defensive upside. If your team values an interior player who competes hard, finishes efficiently, and impacts winning without needing the ball to dominate, Young is absolutely worth your attention.
