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WATCH: Thomas Dziagwa Hits Sixteen Consecutive 3’s in Open Gym
Oklahoma State’s sharpshooting guard from Florida, Thomas Dziagwa, hasn’t played a minute as a Cowboy but he already looks every bit the part as a true freshman.
Dziagwa, a 6-4 shooting guard, averaged 26.8 points per game as a junior and 22.5 as a junior, and was brought in as a three-point specialist. He averaged 35 percent from long distance as a senior.
“Very skilled, can shoot the ball really well, shoot it deep,” Phil Forte told the Tulsa World of Dziagwa this summer. “Hard worker, one of the harder working kids that I’ve seen come through here, for sure.”
When he gets hot, he’s hard to top. It’s not a game situation, obviously, but sixteen three’s in a row in an open gym isn’t something to scoff at. Check it out:
That boy up to something‼️?Can’t wait to watch @thomas3dzi and @OSUMBB this year. #gopokes ?? pic.twitter.com/Fg10gfnZGZ
— Matt (@MattAdrian813) September 20, 2016
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