If South Dakota State senior guard Nate Wolters wasn't on the radar of NBA teams before last week, his 53-point explosion last week is sure to have changed that. What are Wolters' chances of sticking in the league, and who does he compare to in the NBA? Lets take a look.
Not only did Wolters pour in 53 against IPFW, including nine 3-pointers, he followed it up with a 36-point outing against Oakland on Saturday. Both games came on the road, making it all the more amazing.
While the 6-foot-4, 190-pound point guard currently comes in at No. 95 on Chad Ford's Big Board, own Jay Bilas writes today that he could very well have a future in the league.
Jay Bilas
"Wolters is a scoring point guard who recently put up 53 points, including nine 9-pointers, against IPFW. A player who reminds you a bit of former Kansas star Kirk Hinrich, Wolters is a good ball handler and passer, and has the size (6-foot-4, 190 pounds) and skills to play in the NBA. He averages 23 points, 5.8 rebounds, 5.5 assists and 1.7 steals per game while shooting 40 percent from deep and 82 percent from the line. Wolters' only issue may be the speed and quickness necessary to stay in front of ultra-quick guards, but his size, ball handling, passing and scoring ability make him an NBA prospect."
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