Nevada’s Babbitt: an elite-shooting forward with real NBA-grade polish
In the 2009-10 season, Luke Babbitt was a two-way problem for Nevada: he led the Wolf Pack in scoring and rebounding, averaged 21.9 points per game, and shot 91.7% from the line while hitting 42.1% of his career threes[1][2]. His differentiators were obvious even beyond the box score — a rare stretch-forward skill set, high-volume shot-making, and consistent production as a starter in every game he played for Nevada[1][2]. If you want a forward who spaces the floor, rebounds, and brings proven big-game scoring confidence, Babbitt is the kind of player who can change how defenses guard you[1][2].
