Indiana State’s do-it-all, glass-crashing wing who stuffed the stat sheet
In the 2000-01 season, Matt Renn was a first-team All-MVC forward who powered Indiana State with 523 points and 248 rebounds, and he finished his career among the program’s all-time leaders in rebounds (789), points (1,347), steals (165), and assists (426). He was a high-motor, two-way connector who could score, rebound, and create, with a reputation for consistency, academic discipline, and postseason poise—remember the 22-point NCAA tournament spark against Oklahoma in 2001. If you want a tough, versatile forward who brings production and edge, Renn fits the bill beautifully.
