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[QUOTE="OGBJ20, post: 490886, member: 2792"]
When you look at the stats of of a player and how they are generated against the level of competition, it is important to see how that player played against the stronger teams as well as the weaker teams. For instance, BJ when playing against stronger competition such as NG (#10), St. Francis (#15) at the time, St. Joes Prep averages 25pts, 11rebs and 4ast. Against league competition 16pts, 10rebs in usually about 2qtrs because the games are over in the first 10mins. BJ could pad his stats in these games if left in but to whose benefit. Is it to say that he scored 30 or 40pts in a game against some weak teams? The coach does not operate his team in that fashion since I've known about this program (with the exception of Kobe)who he coached in '96. Ok maybe he just through the ball out to him and let him go.;) I will say this though, coming down the stretch of regular season it would benefit the team as a whole for the starters to play a little longer on the floor to keep the chemistry going strong or to increase it. That would be important to do in order to when the districts and states. BJ will continue to produce quality for as long as he is on the court. It is important that a player knows how to play with other talent on the team and know how to accomplish challenges. Being able to take over a game is simple as long as you know how to play.
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