
Loyola Chicago’s proven rebounding force and efficient interior scorer
In the 2005 season, Leon Young emerged as a high-motor forward for Loyola Chicago, averaging 12.4 points and 10.0 rebounds while coming off the bench, with multiple double-doubles and a Player of the Week honor to his name[2]. His standout differentiator is reliability on the glass, paired with efficient scoring around the rim and a physical, energy-first style that translates well to teams needing toughness, hustle, and interior production[2].