You listed a bunch of guys who weren't centers.
1. Kelvin Cato
The guy was a defensive enforcer, and owned the paint.
2. Loren Meyer
He might have been a head case, but when he wanted to, he could do whatever he wanted.
3. Victor Alexander
I'm not sure that I'd call him lazy, because I saw him working a lot, at State Gym or running laps at Lied--but always at the slowest pace possible. I never understood why he didn't "get" that. Still, he had soft hands and a great touch wherever he got the ball.
4. Dean Uthoff
Rebound city, the guy owned the boards.
5. Jared Homan
Matured into good effort as an upperclassman.
6. Ron Fallenschek
Hey, it's not a long list of true centers.
7. Justin Hamilton
Yes, he already makes the list--and can move up quite a few notches really quickly next season.
Brackins, Fizer, Vroman, Hubalek, etc, are not centers. For that matter, Sam Hill, David Moss and Lafester Rhodes at times played center, but weren't, either.