Nathaniel Pollard Jr. brings elite rebounding and disruptive two-way energy to UMES
In his final UMES season, Pollard was a steady forward who paired **high-end rebounding** with efficient scoring, finishing at 9.9 points and 8.3 rebounds per game in 2022-23 while also producing 1.5 steals per game. He has repeatedly shown he can impact winning beyond box score points: UMES credited him as the MEAC’s rebounding leader and a top national offensive rebounder, and he followed college with an immediate pro impact in Finland, including a 20-rebound debut. He profiles as a fit for teams needing toughness, activity, and possession-winning physicality.[1][5][9]
