the steady floor general who could run an offense in his sleep
In the 2013-14 season, Lucas Nutt was the kind of guard coaches love: a high-IQ, pass-first organizer who set Southeast Missouri’s all-time career assists record with 544 and finished his SEMO career as a reliable creator and shooter. His calling card was lead-guard savvy—Dickey Nutt called him a player who can “shoot and handle the ball very well” and “makes things happen when the ball is in his hands.” He looks like a fit for teams that value poise, ball security, and a true quarterback at the point.
