seasoned, high-IQ wing who brings shooting and toughness
In the 2016-17 season, Nolan Cressler was a steady, experienced Vanderbilt guard who gave the Commodores scoring punch, rebounding, and perimeter shooting, finishing with 7.8 points, 4.2 rebounds, and 43.2% from three across 35 games.[1] He first arrived from Cornell after averaging 16.8 points in his sophomore season there, and multiple Vanderbilt sources describe him as a competitive, good-feel guard who became a key rotation piece in Nashville.[2][4] If you want a smart, adaptable veteran with proven college production and a willingness to do the gritty work, he’s the kind of fit that quietly upgrades a roster.[2][4]
