Jeff Budinich brings size, spacing, and a projectable forward frame to Montana State
Budinich is a 6-10 forward whose value starts with his length and outside touch: Montana State’s roster notes show he scored 116 points in a season, hit 15 threes, and shot 35% from deep, giving him real floor-spacing appeal for a big[2]. At the high-school/recruiting level, he was viewed as a power forward with a solid national profile, and his frame suggests development upside rather than a finished product[1][5]. For a team, he looks like a stretch-big candidate with size that can be molded if you want shooting, matchup flexibility, and patience over instant production[1][2].
