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Grant Nelson was overdue, according to Aaron Estrada. Even though the forward for Alabama basketball has had a difficult season, his teammate saw Nelson’s performance from the Sweet Sixteen coming.
After the Crimson Tide defeated North Carolina 89-87 to advance to the program’s second-ever Elite Eight, Estrada told AL.com in the locker room, “Grant’s season has kind of been up and down.” He has occasionally shown inconsistent behavior. However, it says a lot when he plays like that in what is perhaps the greatest game of his career. It is an established example of his character.
Nelson had his finest game ever in Crypto.com Arena, beneath the championship banners of the Los Angeles Lakers. With 24 points and 12 rebounds in the final minutes, he led the squad in both categories.
In addition, he stopped five attempts, including a last-second heave by Harrison Ingram of North Carolina after Nelson missed a free throw.
After the game, Nelson grinned and responded, “Yeah, yeah,” when asked whether he knew if he had received credit for the block as time ran out. “Both free throws were missed.”
During the offseason, Nelson moved from North Dakota State to Alabama. He joined a club that was losing Charles Bediako, a critical piece of size, and he had the opportunity to make a significant impact.
He would never have a home gym outside of North Dakota before in his life. Born and raised in Devil’s Lake, Nelson choose the Bison over many other universities, including Northern State, North Dakota, Minot State, and Minnesota State-Moorhead.
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