Veteran, physical center who gave Elon reliable depth
In the 2009-10 season at Elon, Daniel Watts provided modest but useful frontcourt minutes, appearing in 20 games and showing the kind of size-and-effort profile coaches value in a role big. He wasn’t a volume scorer—his ESPN career line shows 0.7 points and 1.0 rebounds per game—but his value was in depth, positional size, and being ready when called upon. If you need a steady, low-ego center who can absorb minutes and do the dirty work, Watts fits the bill; if you want a primary offensive anchor, he’s not that guy.
