Tommy Breaux brings size, rim protection, and high-efficiency frontcourt defense to Towson
Breaux is the kind of forward who earns minutes with defense first: at Towson in 2006-07, he started 22 of 31 games, led the Tigers in field-goal percentage, and finished with 66 blocks, ranking second in the CAA. He also flashed useful offense with a 20-point game and a strong interior finishing profile, but his value is mostly as an active, physical rim protector who changes shots and plays with energy. The main question for a roster fit is offensive upside; the fit is strongest for a team that wants a tough, low-usage defender with real frontcourt impact.[7]
