University of Nevada Athletics

2016-17 Honors
  Team: Most Improved Award

NEVADA:  Versatile player that will again see time at any position on the court ...  Long defender who posses problems for the opponent  ...  Improved his 3-point shooting especially during his time in Costa Rica on the team’s foreign trip  ...  Will challenge  for a starting spot in his second year at Nevada.

2016-17 (So.):  Started nine games in his freshman season and appeared in 29  ...  Helped the Wolf Pack advance to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in a decade and capture the MW regular season and tournament titles  ...  Missed five games after suffering a concussion against San José State in the Mountain West opener on Dec. 28  ...  Posted two double-figure scoring games with 15 vs. Towson in the Las Vegas Tournament and 12 in the MW Championship game vs. Colorado State  ...  At San José State grabbed as season and game high 12 rebounds  ...  Also scored seven points and dished out five assists at SJSU  ...  Back-to-back five assist games at UNLV and SJSU  ...  Played 28 minutes in the NCAA Tournament agains Iowa State finishing with four points, three rebounds and two steals  ...  Averaged 3.7 points, 2.6 rebounds and one assist per game ...  Named team’s Most Improved player  ...  Scored in 18 of the 29 games in which he played  ...  Lettered for the first time at Nevada.

HIGH SCHOOL
Played his senior season at Genesis Academy in Lynchburg, Va. for coach Harry Williams  ...  Rivals ranked him as a four-star recruit.

PERSONAL
Psychology major ...  Son of David Hall and Jennifer Ankton ...  Enjoys cooking and spending time with family and friends  ...  Chose the Pack because of the relationship he built with coach Musselman and the staff  ...  Picked the Pack over Virgina Tech, Wake Forest, Kansas State, Kanas and George Mason  ...  Career highlights were a triple-double in the National Hooprst and scoring a career-best 45 points in a game  ...  Sports heroes are Muhammad Ali and Grant Hill.