Tanveer Bhullar brings size, rim protection, and low-post efficiency to Missouri State
Bhullar is a true 7-foot-2 center whose best value is as a paint presence: he has shown efficient interior scoring and solid rebounding at the NCAA level, including 5.6 points and 5.3 rebounds per game in his strongest New Mexico State season and 2.8 points and 2.2 rebounds in his Missouri State season[3][4][7]. His differentiators are obvious—elite size, shot-blocking potential, and soft touch for a big man—but his impact depends on how well he stays active and mobile in limited minutes. He is a fit if your team needs a traditional rim defender and screen-setter more than a spacing big[12][13].
