Low-usage Nicholls forward with size, but production needs a jump
In the 2000 season listed in the available stats, Nehemiah Daniels averaged 1.5 points, 1.2 rebounds, 0.5 assists, and 0.3 steals in 9.2 minutes per game for Nicholls, which points to a role player still fighting for a bigger slice of the rotation[1]. His current profile suggests a hustle-forward more than a featured scorer—useful if you want energy, length, and bench depth, but not yet a plug-and-play offensive weapon[1]. The catch: his efficiency was modest, with 32% field-goal shooting and 33% from the line, so the upside case hinges on development rather than finished product[1].
