Dodson Worthington brings interior size and low-usage efficiency for Columbia
Worthington is a classic center profile: a low-usage, interior big who can finish efficiently and rebound without needing touches, which fits teams that want structure more than volume. ESPN lists him at 6-? and shows in the 2003-04 season he averaged 5.0 points and 2.2 rebounds in 12.4 minutes, suggesting dependable role-player production rather than featured scoring[1]. The key question for a modern roster is whether his value comes more from screening, positioning, and physicality than from stat-sheet volume—useful if you need a steady frontcourt piece, less so if you need a high-upside offensive hub[1].
