Curtis Washington brought rim protection, efficiency, and grown-man interior presence to Georgia State
Curtis Washington was a throwback frontcourt piece for Georgia State: in the 2013-14 season he shot 65.6% from the floor, grabbed 5.9 rebounds per game, and blocked 78 shots, which ranked among the best single-season totals in program history. He fits a team that needs paint defense, finishing touch, and physicality; the tradeoff is that his value is mostly on the interior rather than as a stretch threat. The big differentiator is his shot-blocking presence and efficient low-post scoring, plus the kind of experienced, sturdy role-player profile coaches usually love.
