Wofford’s stretch-big with a veteran scoring touch
In the 2004-05 season, Sam Daniels gave Wofford a reliable inside-out threat from the center spot, posting 8.8 points and 3.6 rebounds per game while hitting 37.1% from three, a rare skill set for a big man[1]. His value was more than the box score: Wofford coach Mike Young praised him as a wonderful teammate who added a great deal to the program and college community[2]. If you want a center who can space the floor, compete with experience, and fit a team-first culture, Daniels looks like the kind of low-drama, high-utility piece coaches love.
