Another low maintenance prospect who thrived in his role this season for a winning program was Glover. A 6-foot-6 forward who had to log the majority of his minutes at the five for St. Frances due to the true lack of size on their roster, Glover brought his worth with his presence on the glass while he battling opposing bigs and utilized leverage effectively while competing on a national schedule. Offensively he kept things simple as a finisher on dump-offs or occasionally ventured out to the corners where he could make 15 footers or even catch-and-shoot three’s with time an space. The Panthers walked away with the BCL title

Emerging over the course of the year as a valued workhorse up front, Glover gave vital minutes for St. Frances before fouling out in the Panthers’ eventual overtime triumph. A rugged forward in the mold of past St. Frances program pieces, he uses his size and broad frame to consistently move bodies and carve out good position inside. He delivered eight crucial points, helping stem the tide of a first half Spalding run to keep the Panthers within reach. Aside from his work inside, Glover also flashed a confident midrange stroke that he deployed in proper situations. He could make a ton of small-college programs happy with his grunt work in the frontcourt.