Creighton’s Baylor Scheierman Drafted 30th Overall by Boston Celtics

Creighton University’s standout forward, Baylor Scheierman, celebrated a major career milestone as he was selected 30th overall in the NBA Draft by the Boston Celtics. The Aurora, Nebraska native’s exceptional performance throughout his college basketball career culminated in this exciting moment.

Scheierman, who made history as the first player in NCAA Division I to achieve 2,000 points, 1,000 rebounds, 500 assists, and 300 three-pointers, showcased his remarkable skills on the court during his time with the Creighton Bluejays.

The 23-year-old’s draft stock soared after his impressive showing at the NBA Draft Combine in Chicago, where he caught the attention of scouts and analysts. ESPN‘s Jonathan Givony even labeled him as ‘the best player on the floor’ during a scrimmage at the combine, further boosting Scheierman’s profile.

Scheierman’s versatile game, marked by his scoring ability, passing acumen, and defensive prowess, made him a coveted prospect leading up to the draft. His selection by the Boston Celtics offers him an opportunity to continue his development and contribute to a team with championship aspirations.

Analysts and fans alike praised the Celtics’ choice to pick Scheierman, noting his shooting proficiency, rebounding prowess, and high basketball IQ as valuable assets to the team. With a strong core already in place, Scheierman joins a talented roster and has the chance to grow under the guidance of the coaching staff.

As Scheierman embarks on his NBA journey with the Celtics, his unique skill set and proven track record at Creighton position him as a promising addition to the team. With the draft now behind them, both Scheierman and the Celtics look ahead to the upcoming season with optimism and anticipation.