April, 2009: This long and mobile post has tons of upside. He runs the floor with ease and has good hands and feet to catch tough passes and score in traffic. In the half court is can score with his back to the basket and is extremely affect and making plays in the lane. At this point all offense is at 5-7 feet but his length allows him to elevate over opponents with ease. Nyarsuk is a good area rebounder on both ends of the floor where he can fire an outlet pass and beat the other post to the rim. He is a good position defender and active shot blocker. Nyarsuk has excellent timing and is conscious enough to block the ball in bounds to a teammate in order to start the break. This young center is one to keep an eye on because if he continues to improve he is a sure fire a major recruit.
December, 2008: Nyarsuk has an enormous amount of potential and promise. He has very good length and needs to add strength, but may not add much more muscle given his rather thin legs. However, Nyarsuk does not shy way from the paint and hits the offensive glass with aggression. He has very good footwork which makes for a nice back-to-the-basket game. If he has to, Nyarsuk has a reliable enough jumper from around the free-throw line to play the high spot in the high post or hit jumpers as a trailer in transition, an are where Nyarsuk could make a living given his impressive ability to change ends. Nyarsuk, with more experience, will also develop into a shot-blocking defensive force in a short amount of time, especially when he becomes stronger.
