
a tough, versatile 6-7 forward with a useful stretch-4 profile
In the 2008-09 season, Aaron Richie gave Purdue Fort Wayne a wing-forward who could space the floor a bit for a big body: his career line shows 38.5% shooting, 37.7% from three, and 78.6% at the line over 25 games, even in limited minutes[1]. He isn’t a stat-sheet monster, but his value is in fit: size, some perimeter touch, and enough versatility to play multiple frontcourt spots. If you need a low-drama role player who can survive in a system and make defenses respect the corner, he’s the kind of puzzle piece coaches like.