A-Train (old)
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Yeah, I noticed he played good D. Then I noticed the guy he was guarding seemed kind of ****ty.
Fair enough, but most of his steals were hustle plays or helping out a teammate guarding a big-man.
Yeah, I noticed he played good D. Then I noticed the guy he was guarding seemed kind of ****ty.
Nate Wolters finishes with 27 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists, 4 steals, and 8-15 shooting from the field in a win for the Summit League Championship game. South Dakota St. and Nate Wolters will be in the NCAA Tournament and by the way Wolters was the Summit League Player of the Year. Judging from this game as well he is a pretty good defender and just an all around, do it all kind of player. Fixed your quote by the way.
Wolters has great body control, balance and court awareness. He's actually a rare athlete in that regard. He's got some Steve Nash qualities in terms of his ability to score the ball. He's more of a multi-dimensional threat and skilled PG than Carter-Williams, tbh. My only question is whether he can play at NBA speed and deal with that level of pressure and physical play.
****ing pumped for NCAA Tourney bros.
My boy Broekhoff had a ****ty game, but he hit a clutch 3 to put them ahead. Valpo makes the tourney.
Wolters has great body control, balance and court awareness. He's actually a rare athlete in that regard. He's got some Steve Nash qualities in terms of his ability to score the ball. He's more of a multi-dimensional threat and skilled PG than Carter-Williams, tbh. My only question is whether he can play at NBA speed and deal with that level of pressure and physical play.
Ca he play in a NBA system that doesn't have him dominating the ball on a flurry of pick n rolls?
Not to mention he has a great left hand and uses it a lot.