Cooper Bowser is a high-efficiency, glass-cleaning big with real two-way value for Furman
In the 2025-26 season, Cooper Bowser emerged as one of Furman’s most efficient frontcourt players, averaging 13.8 points, 5.9 rebounds, and a blistering 76.6% shooting while starting 34 of 35 games for a 25-win Paladins team. He brings size, touch, and steady production without needing a ton of offense run for him, which makes him a clean fit for structured systems. The eye-catching part is the consistency: he looks like a dependable, low-drama connector who can finish, rebound, and anchor minutes without flashing empty-stat hype.
