Chris Schlatter brings size, rebounding, and reliable low-usage production for Washington State
Schlatter’s value is built on **frontcourt size and rebounding** rather than high-volume scoring: in his Washington State career he averaged 5.5 points and 3.3 rebounds per game with 39.0% shooting, and in 2004-05 he finished second on the Cougars in minutes played while scoring in double figures seven times and averaging 10.7 points over his final three games. He fits as a steady, physical role player who can eat possessions, defend the glass, and provide enough offense to punish mismatches—useful if a team wants toughness and consistency more than flashy stat production.
