Brody Nunn brings elite Australian shooting and lead-guard upside to Seattle
Nunn enters Seattle as a compact, proven scoring guard whose biggest separator is his perimeter shooting and ability to run an offense; Australian and club sources credit him with standout three-point accuracy, including 63% from deep at the U20 national championships and 48% from three for Knox in 2024, while Seattle listed him as a guard who appeared in six games as a freshman in 2022-23 and scored a season-high 11 points against Puget Sound. He looks like a fit if you want a confident, shot-making guard who can stretch defenses and handle point duties, though his value is still tied to whether his game translates from developmental and international settings to NCAA Division I pace and physicality.[3][8][9]
