Shandon Goldman gives Tennessee Tech a versatile forward who can stretch the floor
Goldman profiles as a useful **two-way role forward**: ESPN lists him at **5.1 points, 3.7 rebounds and 1.1 assists per game** with **39.5% shooting**, and game logs show he can chip in with timely perimeter scoring and activity at the rim. He stands out less as a volume scorer and more as a steady, adaptable piece who can hit threes, rebound, and defend physically enough to add value without needing the offense built around him. That makes him the kind of fit a staff likes when it wants spacing, effort, and low-maintenance production.
