the old-school, do-the-dirty-work big Central Michigan needed
Justin Blevins brought size, toughness, and a blue-collar rebounding/shot-blocking profile to Central Michigan, where he was recruited as a big, athletic frontcourt piece and described by his coach as a real sleeper. In the 2006-07 season, he led CMU in field-goal percentage at .479 and produced modest but useful rotation minutes, signaling efficiency more than volume. The appeal is clear: he fits as a physical F/C who can defend, rebound, and finish without needing plays called for him.
