
Rollin Belton brings size, rim protection, and a blue-collar interior presence to Marist
Belton is a true interior big whose value comes from defense, rebounding, and effort more than empty counting stats: in high school he averaged 8.0 points, 6.2 rebounds, and 3.0 blocks while shooting 53% in 21 minutes per game, and Marist notes he was Ruston’s top defender. [2][4] As a college role player, his current production is modest, but he offers a hard-nosed, low-maintenance fit for teams that want a physical center who can anchor the paint, challenge shots, and do the dirty work without needing touches. [3][1]