Clemson’s bruising, high-effort frontcourt anchor
Trevor Booker was the kind of Clemson forward coaches loved: physical, relentless on the glass, and productive in every non-glamour category. In his Clemson career, he averaged 12.9 points and 7.9 rebounds, and as a senior he earned first-team All-ACC honors while also making the league’s All-Defensive Team[5][9]. He also started 134 straight games and finished among Clemson’s all-time leaders in points and rebounds, a strong signal of durability and consistency[6]. If you want toughness, motor, and reliable two-way frontcourt play, Booker is exactly the sort of fit that makes a roster sturdier.
