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NC State Lands Transfer Guard RJ Keene

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NC State bolsters backcourt with transfer RJ Keene, a 67 guard from Boise State. Keene, with one year of eligibility left, averaged 2.6 points and 4.6 rebounds per game last season, showcasing his defensive prowess and rebounding skills. His 34.5% three-point shooting and 37.3% career field goal percentage make him a valuable addition to the Wolfpacks rotation.

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NC State Lands Transfer Guard RJ Keene

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!NC State Lands Transfer Guard RJ Keene. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 24, NC State just landed a big transfer in the back court with RJ Keane from Boise State. This 6-foot 7-212-pound guard has one year of eligibility left and brings solid depth to the Wolfpack. Over three seasons with the Broncos, he played in 88 games. Last year, Keane averaged 2.6 points and 4.6 rebounds per game. He focuses a lot on threes, taking more than half his shots from deep and hit 34.5% from beyond the arc. His best mark yet. Career field goal percentage sits at 37.3. For a guard, his size, he's a rebounding machine, and metrics from Evan Miyakawa and Bart Torvik rated him Boise State's top defender last season. He started 35 games over the last two years, showing he's a true team player. That defensive edge and rebounding could really boost NC State's rotation, especially if his 3-point stroke holds up in the ACC. Keane's the kind of glue guy who elevates the squad without needing big stats.

The Wolfpack back court looks tougher now, setting them up strong for next season's run.

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