Drexel’s 6-9 center with size, grit, and low-volume efficiency
In the 2001-03 Drexel era, Steve Showers was a 6-9, 235-pound center whose value came more from physicality and interior presence than box-score fireworks; ESPN’s season-level stats show modest production, but his frame and role suggest a classic big-body, defensive-rebound fit rather than a high-usage scorer[1][4]. In the 2002-03 season, he appeared in 4 games and averaged 2.0 minutes, while the 2001-02 season showed 14 games and 6.1 minutes with 1.1 points and 1.3 rebounds per game[2]. If you need a rugged, development-minded post who brings size and positional depth, he’s the kind of player coaches appreciate even when the stats stay quiet[1][6].
