Despite the Wolf Pack basketball team’s success last season, it still struggling in one facet of the game.
Shooting, which has been a constant bugaboo the last three seasons.
But coach Eric Musselman is trying to rectify that, with proof coming Wednesday. Hours after landing a commitment from Iowa State transfer Hallice Cooke, a strong 3-point shooter, the Wolf Pack got a pledge from Purdue transfer Kendall Stephens, who hit 175 3-pointers in three years as a Boilermaker, a figure that would rank sixth in Nevada history in treys and placed him second among active Mountain West players behind Boise State's Nick Duncan (179).