Nutter was great Tuesday night for Jerome. He was doing it all the entire game. He played just how you want your scoring point guard to. He was running the offense and setting teammates up in scoring positions. He got off to a hot start scoring wise with scoring seven points in the 1st. He ended up with a game-high 19 points. Nutter was doing a great job of absorbing contact around the rim and still finishing. He seeks contact all night. Did a great job of landing on two, pump-faking, then jumping into the defenders. He got a lot of rebounds. He had a lot of energy and seemed ready for this big-time OCC matchup.

The first thing that jumped out to me about Nutter on Friday night was his size. He has seemed to put on some muscle between now and the AAU season and it shows. He also did most of his scoring in the paint but now he is in there banging and moving others around. Got a lot of rebounds and was at the free-throw line all night. He started to find his rhythm scoring at the end of the half and then came out in the third and executed ball screens beautifully. Did a great job of dragging out the screen to attract help defense and hit the open teammate for easy points.

Nutter came up short against Sycamore but was one of the most impactful players in the event on Friday. Nutter is a strong point guard who isn’t afraid to throw his body around and be physical with the defense. Nutter scored through contact multiple times and made some mid-range jumpers as well. Nutter is also one of the best floor generals and leaders in the state as he was directing his team offensively with assists and communication. Dublin Jerome despite the loss appears to be one of the top teams in central Ohio this winter.