Keisei Tominaga already is one of the most popular players in his home country. The exuberant sharpshooter known as “the Japanese Steph Curry” also is building a big fan following at Nebraska. Know more:
LINCOLN, Nebraska—Keisei Tominaga already is one of the most popular players in his home country. The exuberant sharpshooter known as “the Japanese Steph Curry” also is building a big fan following at Nebraska in what otherwise has been another dismal season for the Cornhuskers.
“It is infectious,” coach Fred Hoiberg said. “You see that when he hits those shots, when he gets to the end of the lane and hits those circus shots, you see the bench go crazy for him, you see his teammates out on the floor. It’s just fun to have a guy play with that much passion and energy.”30-point performance in a 72-63 win over Penn StateTominaga is averaging 17.2 points per game as a starter since a run of injuries changed his role.
The game at Michigan was an example. He made his first two 3s, then he juked his defender and darted along the baseline to take a pass from Derrick Walker for an easy layin.snaked past big man Hunter Dickinson before going underneath the hoop to put up a no-look shotBig Ten Network analyst Robbie Hummel said the dunking prowess of Indiana’s Trayce Jackson-Davis and Illinois’s Terrence Shannon Jr. might make them the most exciting players in the conference to watch.
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