Jackson Rasmussen

But I would say he's one of a group of about three or four guys that the fact that they are not going to start on this team is almost as exciting as looking at the roster as a whole.

Him and then the other power forward, Jackson Rasmussen,

are overly important on this team just because they both are kind of proven stats guy.

I mean, Treacher did it at the Juco level, but a high level.

But yes, Dennis Evans.

high high upside

for sure high high upside all right moving on we've got jackson rasmussen the power forward from idaho he was actually the big sky freshman of the year with a little caveat that he was a 20 year old freshman after going to a prep school but another of those players he played with aj to bansa in high school comes from a um Utah Prep, which is like a powerhouse kind of basketball school.

As our friend Gabe Palmquist, Coach PC, Assistant Portland State Coach, has talked about, he's got the body of Adonis.

A little bit of a step down from the Big 12 and an opportunity to really gain his footing.

Jackson Rasmussen can play bigger at 6'9".

You have Dennis Evans, who got a lot of run late in the year.

I saw the Mountain West tournament when he was at Grand Canyon.

They made it very difficult to score on them in the paint, and Oregon State really wants to get that second part right.

They know they probably can't dominate above the rim offensively quite yet, but defensively they have the tools maybe to, to instruct that and get there by the end of the year.

Obviously, with Freitag and Lake in that backcourt and the guys like Legend Smiley, DeShaun Goree, and Jackson Rasmussen, who can all really put the ball in the hole, um, this team's got a huge, huge upside potential.

Yep, I'm right there with you.