Ghassan Nehme brings size, spacing, and backcourt toughness to FDU
Ghassan Nehme is a guard who can tilt a lineup with shooting and competitive grit: in the 2015-16 season, he shot 41.7% from three, and in the 2016-17 season he appeared in 11 games, making eight starts despite missing most of the year with injury[1]. His profile suggests a fit for teams that value a floor-spacer who can also rebound and stay battle-ready; the tradeoff is durability, since availability has been a real question. For a coach looking for a smart, experienced perimeter piece rather than a pure volume scorer, he’s a quietly useful add[1][2].
