Five Walking Double-Doubles in 2022

Adam Ayalew

August 13, 2021 @ 05:00 AM

<p>Productivity isn't just about scoring. Winning the rebounding battle is an essential factor in determining the outcome of a basketball game. These five players have established a reputation for consistently producing both in the scoring and rebounding column. </p> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="962791" first="Elliott" last="Black"] | SSSAS (VA) </h5> <p>Black is strong and explosive. He can score in multiple ways. Black is a robust screener with great hands. He is adept at catching and finishing lobs and bounce passes. Black's offensive game is beginning to diversify. He is becoming more comfortable at facing up and shooting the 15-footer. Black is also a vacuum on the boards. He crashes the offensive glass with aggression and often gets putback dunks as a result. </p> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="904629" first="Quinn" last="Clark"] | Gonzaga (DC)</h5> <p>Clark is a technician from 15-feet-and in. He has an arsenal of go-to moves at his disposal. When Clark gets into the lane, he invites contact and powers through it. He is a proactive rebounder who goes and gets the ball at its highest point. Clark is a challenge to box out because of his relentless playing style. </p> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="904625" first="Brock" last="Davis"] | GDS (DC)</h5> <p>Davis plays with tremendous effort on every possession. You can expect him to bring intensity to every aspect of the game, including rebounding. He is a grab-and-go threat who has a robust frame that helps him absorb contact when finishing in the lane. </p> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="962815" first="Charlie" last="Jackson"] | Episcopal (VA)</h5> <p>Jackson is <a href="https://twitter.com/DMVLiveDeMatha/status/1406612890522693633?s=20">a glass cleaner on both ends of the floor</a>. He's been seen catching putback dunks, but also just simply boxing out and fundamentally securing the ball off the glass. Jackson is a rare double-double threat who can hurt you with his perimeter shooting. He is a southpaw who is not afraid to let it fly from behind the arc. </p> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1110551" first="Aidan" last="Mess"] | MSJ (MD)</h5> <p>Mess is a blue-collar big man who can do a bit of everything. If you need him to get 10 rebounds and make things difficult for his opponent defensively, he will be up to that challenge. Mess can also make things tricky for his matchup with his pick-and-pop ability. </p>