High-intensity frontcourt piece with rebounding upside
Szabo is the kind of forward who earns trust through effort: Hofstra sources described him as bringing **great intensity in practice** and as someone who kept shooting even during rough stretches, suggesting a resilient, competitive mindset.[7] The clearest case for caring about him is the rebounding-and-energy profile he showed earlier in his career, where he posted **15.0 points and 11.6 rebounds** as a freshman and then led his junior-college level in rebounding at **17.2 per game** early in the next season.[6] If your team needs a gritty, physical forward who competes possession-to-possession, he looks like a fit.[6][7]
