High-efficiency rim protector who brings energy and physicality for Tulane
Daniels is a low-usage, high-efficiency center whose value comes from defense, effort, and finishing around the rim: in 2024-25 he played all 34 games, shot 66.7% from the floor, and blocked multiple shots in six games, including a career-high four vs. East Carolina.[1] He is not a volume scorer, but he can anchor short minutes with activity, rebounding, and paint protection, which makes him a useful fit for a team needing a reliable interior role player rather than a featured offensive piece.[1][4][7]
