Rebounder deluxe last season, for sure.
Gave way over 100% effort wise his entire TU career. Thought as did many during his freshman year that he might become the real deal.
But with another year of eligibility, as a 1, 2, 3 or combo, there just won't won't be an NBA, G League or even a Euro League franchise limo outside the Liacouras Center, as much as he might have wanted it to be the case, averaging under 11 ppg, being under 30% beyond the arc and carrying a 2 to 1.6 assists to turnover ratio, and not ever standing out in post season or NCAA tourney play, though 2019-20 ended up not offering that.
Hate to say this, but unfortunately, it appears his most accurate situation in the last year for Nate was shooting himself in the foot by opting out.
If it was all about heart, he'd be right up there.
Here or somewhere else, with work on his game to do, albeit with no guarantees, he should be playing college ball, at the same time taking advantage of the grad school opportunity that was out there for him.
We live by the decisions we make. Good luck, Nate!
Gave way over 100% effort wise his entire TU career. Thought as did many during his freshman year that he might become the real deal.
But with another year of eligibility, as a 1, 2, 3 or combo, there just won't won't be an NBA, G League or even a Euro League franchise limo outside the Liacouras Center, as much as he might have wanted it to be the case, averaging under 11 ppg, being under 30% beyond the arc and carrying a 2 to 1.6 assists to turnover ratio, and not ever standing out in post season or NCAA tourney play, though 2019-20 ended up not offering that.
Hate to say this, but unfortunately, it appears his most accurate situation in the last year for Nate was shooting himself in the foot by opting out.
If it was all about heart, he'd be right up there.
Here or somewhere else, with work on his game to do, albeit with no guarantees, he should be playing college ball, at the same time taking advantage of the grad school opportunity that was out there for him.
We live by the decisions we make. Good luck, Nate!
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