Nate Bendall brings efficient frontcourt production and veteran rebounding to Utah State
Bendall has been a solid, low-drama frontcourt piece for Utah State, pairing efficient interior scoring with reliable rebounding and a strong free-throw touch in his senior season profile. In 2010-11, he averaged 7.4 points, 4.9 rebounds and shot 53.8% from the field, with ESPN game logs showing multiple high-rebound outings, including an 11-rebound game against New Mexico State and 14 rebounds in a double-double effort versus CSU Bakersfield.[1][2][6] He was also named to the all-tournament team in March 2011, which fits the picture of a tough, dependable fit for teams needing size, effort and steady production rather than flash.[8]
