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Edward Nnamoko

NM State Welcomes 6’10” Forward Edward Nnamoko

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Nnamoko was the top post player off the bench for Georgia State last season.

LAS CRUCES, N.M. - On Friday evening, Edward Nnamoko made it official that he will be in Crimson & White this fall for the Aggies.
Nnamoko most recently spent two seasons at Georgia State before making the decision to transfer to NM State.

Edward Nnamoko | Jr. | F | 6-10 | Lagos, Nigeria | Riviera Prep | Georgia State
  • Coming off the bench at Georgia State, Nnamoko averaged 3.0 points, and 4.4 rebounds last season while shooting 49% from the field and 79% from the free-throw line.
  • Even with limited minutes for the Panthers, Nnamoko managed to tie for the team lead in total blocks with 18.
  • Nnamoko recorded his first career double-double on December 19, 2023, against Toccoa Falls with 11 points and 16 rebounds – both were career highs.
  • Had two of his best games in a pair of back-to-back wins over Louisiana and Miami. Against Louisiana, he chipped in nine points, six rebounds and two blocks off the bench. He then followed that performance with four points and nine rebounds versus Miami.
  • Nnamoko also contributed valuable minutes in their win over Coastal Carolina, including registering an impactful blocked shot and rebound in the final minutes.
  • Ahead of his time at Georgia State, Nnamoko went to Riviera Prep where he played two seasons for coach Anthony Shabazz. In his senior season, he helped lead Riviera Prep to the Class 3A title game, averaging 10 points, 12 rebounds and three blocks per game.
  • His performance that year led to him being named a finalist for SBLive's Florida High School Boys Basketball 3A Player of the Year award.
QUOTABLE | Head Coach Jason Hooten
"With the graduation of Kaosi and Jonathan, it was imperative that we get size and interior production in the post. We are extremely blessed to have Edward join our Aggie Family. Edward has a tremendous joy about him that translates into playing with tons of passion and energy. With two years left to play, Ed was someone that we coveted and felt as if his best basketball is still ahead of him."
 
 
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