Nolan Taylor brings efficient frontcourt production and proven rebounding
Taylor has shown he can be a productive, low-mistake forward when healthy, averaging 8.8 points, 4.1 rebounds, and a team-best 55.7% shooting in the 2020-21 season for Southeast Missouri State, while earning 15 starts in 18 games. His value is in efficient interior scoring, solid rebounding, and physical upside rather than volume offense, but the major caveat is durability: he missed stretches because of knee issues that same season. If you want a tough, efficient big who can finish plays and protect the glass, he fits; if you need a high-usage scorer, he is not that role. [2]
