CMU’s sharpshooting guard with a proven scoring punch
In his Central Michigan days, Kevin Nelson stood out as a high-volume perimeter scorer who could swing a game fast: he averaged 12.3 points per game in the 2003-04 season and buried 75 threes, third-most in a CMU season at the time. He also showed big-shot nerve, including a 27-point outburst against Evansville and multiple strong three-point shooting nights, which points to a guard who thrives when the offense needs spacing and instant offense. The fit profile is clear: if a team wants a confident, shot-ready backcourt scorer with real range, Nelson checked that box.
