Big-bodied Husky forward who lived on efficiency and rim protection
In the 2018 season, Sam Timmins was a low-usage, high-efficiency Washington big who shot 62.0% from the field while giving the Huskies solid frontcourt minutes in limited opportunities. His appeal is simple: a 6-11, 265-pound frame, physical rebounding, and real shot-blocking feel that made him useful as a steady, no-drama interior piece. He was never a volume scorer, but he brought size, toughness, and reliable team-first energy — the kind of player who can quietly stabilize a rotation if you need defense and muscle more than flash.
