Rhode Island’s high-minute, high-impact two-way wing
In the 2009-10 season, LaMonte Ulmer was one of Rhode Island’s most reliable all-around pieces, leading the Rams in minutes per game (30.6) and rebounds per game (7.4) while also averaging 12.1 points, a strong sign of his two-way value[1]. He stood out as a versatile forward who could defend, rebound, and score without needing the offense built around him, and his 2010 NCAA run showed he could deliver in big moments[1][2]. For a team, he looks like a steady, physical, low-drama fit who brings toughness, consistency, and production.
