Deep-bench forward with a dependable spot-up touch
In the 2010-11 season, Andrew Rutledge was a low-minute Florida State forward who offered size at 6-6, 200 and a surprising perimeter wrinkle, hitting 50% from three on limited attempts while logging just 1.8 minutes per game. His value was more about fit than box-score volume: he gave the Seminoles a ready-bodied, team-first frontcourt option and a glimpse of spacing potential, though his overall offensive role was tiny and his counting stats were modest. If you need a steady, low-usage glue piece rather than a featured scorer, he fits that niche.
