Keisei Tominaga Shines as 'Japanese Steph Curry' in NCAA Tournament
The Nebraska guard's remarkable shooting skills and journey from Japan to U.S. college basketball spotlight his potential as a March Madness breakout star.
- Keisei Tominaga, dubbed the 'Japanese Steph Curry,' has become one of the most popular players in college basketball for his remarkable shooting abilities, comparable to Golden State Warriors guard Steph Curry.
- Tominaga's basketball journey began in Japan, where he was a standout player, and continued in the U.S. at Ranger College in Texas before transferring to Nebraska, where he has led the team back to the NCAA Tournament.
- At Nebraska, Tominaga has achieved career highs in points and rebounds per game this season, contributing significantly to the team's success.
- Tominaga's unique path to college basketball stardom in the U.S. includes playing for the Japan 3x3 basketball team in the Tokyo Olympics and helping Japan qualify for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.
- Despite the challenges of adapting to a new culture and language, Tominaga's talent and dedication have made him a key player for Nebraska and a potential breakout star in March Madness.
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