Rodney Fields brings efficient two-way guard play and steady all-around production to Nebraska
Fields’ Nebraska profile is as a reliable, high-IQ guard who contributes without needing to dominate the ball, with a career line of 4.9 points, 2.1 rebounds, and 1.69 assists per game and a sharper 2000-01 shooting season from deep (.385 from three). He stood out more for consistency, opportunism, and defensive activity than gaudy scoring, and his value is the kind coaches trust in rotation roles: low-ego, versatile, and capable of flashing in the right matchup. He fits teams that want a steady connector rather than a pure shot-creator.[1]
