Reese Dixon-waters

And this past year, We saw major attrition for the Aztecs for a team, again, that missed the NCAA tournament last season.

San Diego State lost Reese Dixon Waters, who exhausted his eligibility, but then saw seven of its top nine scorers overall leave the program.

Many of them went to power conferences.

B.J. Davis transferred to Creighton.

And right now, that is something that the Nuggets have done all right with, but they need one here, and they've made a few different moves, moves that we are going to take a look at right now.

Starting off with, overall, that they signed Reece Dixon-Waters, great name, and Keonte Jones, also a great name, two training camp deals.

But guys, this is the thing right here that we do have to look at, is that these moves, they do help a lot because they're two-way deals that aren't necessarily going to lock them in on these contracts if they do get those two-way spots, because two-way contracts can tr- change throughout the year.

And being on a training camp deal, at the very least, it means they're gonna be within the Nuggets system this year as the Nuggets do try to chase a championship.

Just to explain a little bit of a difference, 'cause that is one of those weird contract, like, deep basketball contract stuff that's very tough to keep up with.

But Sports Illustrated did discuss these moves that they made, and they broke it down pretty well.

I mean, mentioning Dixon-Waters, he was a five-year college player, finishing his career with San Diego State, and as a senior averaging 13 points, 3.6 rebounds, and 1.6 assists per game, with nothing jumping off the page except an All-MWC bid.

But Dixon-Waters has more size and is more of an athlete than Boopy Miller, who they added as well.

They come to training camp, then they go to the G League.

Um, Reese Dixon-Waters.

Hell yeah.

[laughs]

... sniper according to his agent on Twitter.

He is coming to training camp with the Nuggets.

Reese Dixon-Waters?

Yep.