Big, physical forward who gave Wright State reliable interior production
Cory Cooperwood was a productive, low-maintenance frontcourt piece for Wright State, bringing size, rebounding, and efficient scoring around the rim; in the 2009-10 season, he posted multiple double-figure scoring and rebounding games, including a 19-point opener against Portland State, and the roster notes show he could also chip in blocks and steals when engaged.[2][4][6] His differentiators were toughness, positional versatility at 6-7, and proven winning pedigree from junior college, making him the kind of forward who fits teams needing physicality, consistency, and matchup flexibility rather than pure isolation scoring.[2]
