R’sirae Nun brings athleticism and versatility to the Richmond program. She has the ability to impact the game in transition while also being effective in the half-court setting. Nun uses her length and activity level well on the defensive end, helping disrupt opponents and secure rebounds. Offensively, she shows flashes of being able to score inside while continuing to develop her overall offensive game. Her motor and willingness to compete on every possession make her a valuable forward who can contribute in multiple areas for Richmond.

This was my first opportunity to see Richmond play, as well as to watch their top player, R’sirae Nunn R’sirae Nunn 5'11" | PF Richmond | 2029 IN , in action. Nunn did a strong job of using her body to attack the rim, consistently finishing through contact.

She also showed good decision-making on the floor, playing under control and making the right reads when defenses collapsed. Her physicality and composure stood out and allowed her to impact the game beyond just scoring.

We mentioned another Richmond Freshman on our wings list, and R’sirae adds to the talent they have in the 2029 class. She is actually the most productive player on their Varsity roster this season, averaging 10.8 points and 9.1 rebounds per contest. She has a strong frame, and she likes to seek contact and play with some physicality. She isn’t shy on the interior at all, plus she is a solid athlete, and she can make plays in the mid-post effectively. As she continues to improve her face-up jumper, look for her to extend her range a little especially in pick-and-pop situations.