Ben Perkins brings McNeese a versatile, high-upside forward with real two-way pop
Perkins is most appealing as a **length-and-skill** forward: evaluators have pointed to his shotmaking, passing reads, and defensive instincts as standout traits, which is the kind of blend that travels well in competitive lineups. That profile suggests he can help a team in multiple ways without needing the ball constantly, making him a strong fit for programs that value versatility, spacing, and switchable defense. The big question is consistency and role clarity, but the upside is clear: a forward who can affect winning on both ends and fit into a modern, positionless system.
