Seiferth was a rim-protecting, rebounding big for Eastern Washington
In his final Eastern Washington season, Martin Seiferth stood out as a high-impact frontcourt presence, averaging 8.2 points, 6.3 rebounds, and 2.2 blocks per game while ranking second in the Big Sky in blocks and sixth in rebounds; the 6-10 junior also showed he could swing games with double-digit scoring and rebounding nights. [1][3] Why care: he brought size, physicality, and legit shot-blocking to the paint, making him the kind of interior anchor that changes matchups rather than just box scores. [1][3]
