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Nkamhoua believes his ability in the ball-screen game will be easily translatable to Michigan. Being able to play in pick-and-roll situations is essential to the Wolverines' offense (they led the Big Ten with 26.3 ball-screen plays per game last season, per Synergy).

Sophomore point guard Dug McDaniel was responsible for 401 of those ball-screen possessions, producing 0.975 points per possession. Nkamhoua is confident he and McDaniel will be a formidable tandem.

"Honestly, I'm a very adaptable player, and I think that's great," Nkamhoua said on the 'Defend The Block' podcast with Brian
Boesch . "But watching this team and watching the pieces, I think me and Dug are going to be lethal in the ball screen, because we can create in any situation.

"If he wants to get to the cup, I can stay back. If we both are getting to the cup, we have the pick-and-roll lob on the low passes, we have that short roll game. We can even run slips and get him down hill really easily."

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