Harvard transfer & Tucsonan PG Evan Nelson has committed to Arizona!

Started by WILD, April 10, 2025, 07:26:14 PM

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WILD

Evans Averaged 9.1 PPG, 3.0 RPG, 2.9 APG, 1.4 SPG, and Nelson shot 40% from 3 (38/94) this past season.

He'll be a solid backup PG to Bradley. Awesome to see a Tucson kid who went to Salpointe Highschool become a Wildcat.

https://x.com/mzenitz/status/1910504331067220226?t=Qu3bhaw44jo3jhyzeTLD2g&s=19
https://x.com/TransferPortal_/status/1910503615728415197?t=Mwi-oAzB2jBFZQCXlXzg3w&s=19


KansasCityCats

Love it!  A local kid that is efficient from the floor and has enough experience to fill in when Bradley is on the bench (or slides to the SG position). 

arxpert

A smart replacement for Conrad Martinez? 40% from 3 and 91% FT's is not too shabby even if he isn't supposed to get much run, maybe he can rub off on others in practice and come in games late if we need to close it out on the line.

WILD

He's 6'2 so he's literally an upgrade in size and he'll be a big time distributor. Love this pick up!!

arxpert

Doesn't seem like passing was his forte, but on This particular team we have tons of finishers so if he is actually to be part of the guard rotation then I can see how he could rack up some dimes.

Need to watch more Footage, but the Ivy League is not soft. No teams are de facto pushovers and the best 4 or 5 schools all run good systems. So I am thinking he should be able to hold his own if he can get the fouls and turnovers down

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Let's be honest. Harvard was just plain bad. He led the team in APG and nobody's A:TO was good. Their season was entirely ass, so it's difficult to extrapolate anything useful from the stats other than him being a quality shooter that has experience as a primary ball handler / facilitator.

LouieGTheThird

Shooting those percentages on a poor team speaks loudly. That's really good. He'll be more efficient playing on a good team.

KansasCityCats

Absolutely. His assists will definitely rise. Hopefully he can keep the turnovers down in the tough Big-12. We are in need of an experienced, long defender that can handle the ball alongside Bradley.

Find a backup big man and this team will be set.

WILD



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