Nick Zeisloft was Indiana’s floor-spacer: elite catch-and-shoot threat with veteran poise
In the 2014-15 season, Zeisloft gave Indiana a reliable veteran guard who stretched defenses, shot 45.0% from three on 4.1 attempts per game, and averaged 6.6 points with 2.2 rebounds. He was valued less for volume scoring and more for the stuff coaches love: instant spacing, smart shot selection, and low-drama efficiency. A transfer from Illinois State and team captain there, he arrived as a mature, plug-and-play wing who fit Tom Crean’s pace-and-space attack. If your team needs a steadier, high-IQ perimeter shooter rather than a primary creator, he’s a very good fit.
