Little by little Norchad Omier has built a stairway to heaven. Step by step he has been jumping and will not finish until he meets his goal of reaching the NBA. This week Omier continued to rack up points for scouts by becoming the best college basketball player in the NCAA for the second week in a row at the SunBelt Conference with the Arkansas Wolves.
And it was a spectacular week for the Nicaraguan. He first scored 22 points, up to that point his highest figure against the Air Force, but in the next match against Lyon College he scored 31 points, breaking his own records, the second time a SunBelt Conference player has reached that figure, however. It was the first time that 15 individual field goals were scored. Before Omier he had only achieved it last year at the same Marquis Eaton conference, who had become the first to do it since 1994.
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Tonight Omier returns in the last game of the year against Georgia State at home on ESPN + for the United States. The coast is surpassing the level shown in the previous season. He has 10.3 rebounds per game and 14.8 points, playing 275 minutes so far this season.
What does it mean to be the best in the SunBelt Conference? NCAA Division I is the highest category of college basketball in the United States. The universities with the greatest sports potential belong there. There are about 345 universities in the category and then they are divided into 32 conferences, one of them is called SunBelt, where the Nicaraguan Norchad Omier belongs, made up of 12 members, including the University of Arkansas, a place of studies of the coast.
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Norchad Omier becomes the best player in college basketball