Nevada’s elite 3-point spacer who helped power a Sweet 16 run
In the 2017-18 season, Kendall Stephens was a high-volume, high-efficiency sharpshooter for Nevada, making 126 threes—fifth-most in the nation and a school/Mountain West single-season record—while averaging 13.1 points per game and shooting 43.2% from deep. He wasn’t just a gunner; his 6-7 frame gave him lineup flexibility, and Nevada’s staff described him as one of the team’s top shooters who could play multiple positions. If you need a floor-spacer with proven big-game production, he’s your guy.
