relentless, physical guard who rose from role player to SEC impact scorer
In his Alabama career, Obasohan became a high-motor, two-way guard whose game was built on toughness, downhill pressure, and steady improvement; by his senior season in 2015-16, he was averaging 17.6 points per game and earned All-SEC First Team recognition[2][13]. He also added value with defense and disruption, including a 1.5 steals-per-game pace in 2015-16, while his Belgian national-team background and late-blooming rise suggest a player who brings maturity, edge, and real competitiveness rather than empty flash[12][14].
