Nick Smith was a stretch-four flamethrower for Belmont
In the 2016 season, Belmont’s Nick Smith stood out as a forward who could punish defenses from deep, highlighted by a career-high 30 points with 10 threes against UT Martin and a team-high 15 points in an earlier win over Ohio, making him a classic floor-spacing weapon[3][4][10]. His profile screams fit for teams that need a 6'8" forward who can stretch the floor, swing momentum quickly, and survive in a role defined by shooting gravity rather than high-usage creation[2][6]. For a coach hunting a low-drama, high-upside spacer, Smith is the kind of player who makes everyone else’s life easier.
