interior rebounder and efficient finisher for SEMO
William Tchiengang profiles as a low-usage, high-efficiency frontcourt piece: in his SEMO season, he averaged 1.7 points, 2.6 rebounds, and 0.3 blocks in 11.8 minutes per game while shooting 75% from the field, with a season high of 6 points and 3 rebounds against Belmont.[1] The numbers suggest a player whose value comes from rim activity, simple finishing, and energy rather than volume scoring—useful if you need a bench big who can play physical, stay within himself, and give you dependable minutes without needing the ball.
