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El equipo de baloncesto masculino consigue a Kobe Sanders de Cal Poly desde el portal de transferencias

by Jaqueline Lopez
April 28, 2024
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Traducido por: Jaqueline Lopez

El equipo de baloncesto masculino de Nevada adquirió su primera transferencia fuera de temporada el 31 de marzo, siendo Kobe Sanders de la Universidad de Cal Poly. 

La temporada pasada, Sanders promedió 19,6 puntos por partido mientras jugaba 3,7 rebotes y 3,2 asistencias por partido. Pasó cuatro años con los Mustangs y tendrá un año con Nevada antes de que acabe su elegibilidad.

Sanders tiene un estilo de juego similar al de Kenan Blackshear, ex guardia de Nevada. La mayoría de los tiros de Sanders el año pasado provinieron del aro (33 por ciento de los goles de campo intentados), en ambos codos (26 por ciento de los goles de campo intentados) y por encima de los tres de descanso en el lado izquierdo (15 por ciento de los goles de campo intentados).

Las comparaciones con Blackshear continúan cuando hablas de los mejores tipos de puntuación de Sanders. Los tres principales en los que es más eficiente son las jugadas de aislamiento (percentil 86 en la nación), las jugadas de pantalla como el manejador (percentil 74 en la nación) y el tiro al contado (percentil 64 en la nación).

Sanders jugó en la secundaria, Christian High School, en El Cajon, California, donde ganó un lugar en el primer equipo de la Liga All-Eastern después de promediar 16,7 puntos por partido y cinco rebotes por partido. Después de comprometerse con Cal Poly, Sanders no vio muchos minutos en comparación con los abridores, pero hizo un promedio de 16,2 minutos por partido fuera de la banca, mientras que obtuvo 4,2 puntos por partido.

A medida que vió más minutos a lo largo de los años, los totales de Sanders comenzaron a subir lentamente. Sanders no fue la primera opción para el equipo hasta su primer año senior, pero aún así vio aumentar sus puntos por partido en 3,5 entre su primer y tercer año, mientras disparaba más del 35 por ciento desde el campo y promediaba alrededor de una asistencia por pérdida de balón.

Luego vino el último año de Sanders. El delantero jugó 306 minutos más en comparación con su temporada de 2022-23, que coincidió con más intentos de gol de campo en general (386 intentos en comparación con 172). Sanders prosperó en su nuevo papel prioritario, ya que su porcentaje de tiros aumentó un 10,6 por ciento (35,5 a 46,1 por ciento) mientras promediaba más de una asistencia por pérdida de balón.

Ahora, mientras que los números son impresionantes y muestran lo bueno que es Sanders, una gran pregunta es si será capaz de traducir esos números al oeste de la montaña. En general, el Big West se fue 2-12 contra el Mountain West durante la temporada 2023-24. Cal Poly contribuyó con una derrota contra Wyoming y una victoria contra la universidad de San Jose State. El desempeño anual del Gran Oeste tampoco es un escenario único. Durante la temporada 2022 a 2023, la conferencia jugó contra equipos de Mountain West 11 veces, ganando solo uno de esos enfrentamientos.

Por lo tanto, sabiendo que el Big West cae en comparación con el Mountain West, los fanáticos de Wolf Pack no pueden decir exactamente que Sanders será el tipo para llenar el agujero dejado por la salida de Blackshear todavía. Al transferirse a Nevada, tendrá posiblemente mejores compañeros de equipo y un equipo que tiene experiencia en ir al torneo de March Madness. El respaldo estará allí, Sanders solo tendrá que demostrar que sus habilidades se pueden traducir en una conferencia más dura y competitiva.

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