Walt Allen gives Presbyterian a steady, versatile frontcourt piece
Allen’s value is his reliable all-around presence: he has shown he can contribute as a forward who scores efficiently enough to stay in the rotation while also rebounding and handling solid minutes for Presbyterian. In the 2010-11 season, he played in all 31 games, started 16, and averaged 7.0 points and 4.0 rebounds, which suggests a dependable, coach-friendly role player rather than a high-usage star. His background also points to toughness and productivity, including strong high-school scoring and rebounding numbers, making him a fit for teams that want size, consistency, and low-drama production.
