steady, physical forward with a polished all-around college game
Brandon Nazione’s best college work came in the 2015-16 season at Eastern Michigan, when he played in all 35 games, started 13, and averaged 3.6 points and 3.5 rebounds while giving the Eagles dependable frontcourt minutes. He stood out for efficient finishing, active rebounding, and versatility—he even hit 34.8% from three for his EMU career, rare pop for a forward. The bigger picture: he was a high-motor, team-first piece rather than a volume scorer, and his value came from toughness, spacing, and doing the little things that coaches usually love.
