Is Oshae having the worst FG shooting stretch in SU history?

[OrangeDW]

late runs >>> early runs

1. because dion's not playing
2. because jerami is versatile and impacts the game in myriad ways while dion is a volume shooter

I think “peak” Dion which was 2016-17 has an argument. Ultimately they are two completely different types of players and their value partly depends on what role their team needs out of them.

On a team like that Miami team, Dion was probably their second best guy in that huge run they made the last couple months. He averaged 4.3 apg so he was a solid playmaker for them in addition to scoring, handling the ball, shooting it 40% from 3 and a decent defender. That was easily the best ball he’s ever played though. Not sure he will get back to that.

But...on a team like OKC, which they’ve both played for, I think Grant is a better player for them. Russ’s game makes Dion a second team scorer and playmaker - which a guy like Grant is more valuable than IMO.

 

[Orangtiz]

Yes, never have I seen a player more inefficient than Oshae. It's actually impressive sometimes.

 

[Arangeman]

Yes, never have I seen a player more inefficient than Oshae. It's actually impressive sometimes.

As I’ve said many times, hope for a whistle. His percentages are jaw dropping.

Oshae Brissett College Stats | College Basketball at Sports-Reference.com

 

[two3zone]

As I’ve said many times, hope for a whistle. His percentages are jaw dropping.

Oshae Brissett College Stats | College Basketball at Sports-Reference.com

What's jaw dropping is he's allowed to shoot the ball 15 times a game.

 

[Knicks411]

What's jaw dropping is he's allowed to shoot the ball 15 times a game.

Yeah but how many of those are him rebounding his own miss (and then missing again)?

 

[two3zone]

Yeah but how many of those are him rebounding his own miss (and then missing again)?

Probably not many since he doesn't get back up towards the rim/ball after his initial shot. Regardless, it's awful.