Vic Remmers was a steady, do-it-all Oregon State forward with real floor-spacing value
In the 2004-05 season, Vic Remmers averaged 2.3 points, 0.8 rebounds, and shot 36.4% from three across 19 games for Oregon State, showing a low-usage but useful stretch-forward profile[1]. His calling card was versatility and reliability rather than volume: he could knock down shots from deep, stay composed, and give a coach a spacing option without hijacking the offense[1]. For a team looking for a role player who fits, complements stars, and avoids the drama of a high-maintenance scorer, Remmers looks like a practical, team-first fit[1].
