Nolan Segner gives Dakota State length, interior versatility, and a steady sophomore jump
In the 2025-26 season, Dakota State’s Nolan Segner has emerged as a 6-foot-7 sophomore forward who brings size, rebounding, and enough playmaking to fit as a connective piece on the wing or in the frontcourt[3][7]. His season line shows 20 games, 237 minutes, 38-of-85 shooting (.447), and 90 total points, with game logs that include a career-high 12 points in February and a 9-point, 2-block outing in late postseason play[7][8][9]. What makes him interesting is the combo of frame, captain-level high school background, and “do-the-little-things” value rather than empty stats—he looks like a useful glue guy if a team wants length, effort, and some upside without needing the offense to run through him[3][14].
