Stretch-forward glue guy with size, shooting touch, and rebounding punch
Beshara profiles as a versatile forward whose value comes from more than box-score noise: LSU listed him as a returning leader in scoring and rebounding, with career three-point shooting at 37.9% and strong free-throw accuracy, while his 2000-01 season featured 11.0 points and 5.1 rebounds per game.[2][7] He also brought consistency, starting 83 of 84 games over three seasons and missing just one game, which suggests reliability and coach trust.[7] If you want a forward who can space the floor, compete on the glass, and stay on the court, he’s a strong fit.[2][7]
