big-body Terp with sleeper upside and interior grit
In the 2009-10 season, Maryland center Steve Goins was a classic low-minute, high-size big man: 6-foot-10, 245-276 pounds, with a reputation as a late-blooming "sleeper" who could score on the block and step out for a spot-up jumper.[1][4][12] His college production was modest overall, but the upside comes from his frame, rebounding potential, and shot-blocking presence—traits Maryland coaches highlighted as the kind that can quietly help a roster when the game gets physical.[1][12] If your team wants a rugged paint presence rather than a polished offensive centerpiece, Goins fits the brief.
