IthacaMatt
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How much do you think the full season stats will differ? Have fun.
Scoring leaders:
James Southerland 17.5 (who hoped for this ?)
Brandon Triche 17.0
Michael Carter-Williams 15.5
C.J. Fair 14.0
DaJuan Coleman 10.0
Jerami Grant 8.5
Baye Keita 8.0
Rakeem Christmas 7.5
Trevor Cooney 6.0
Comment: I think Southerland could end up our leading scorer - off the bench. I don't think Triche will keep his scoring this high, but if he did, we'd have an outstanding, Final Four kind of year. Carter-Williams will end up around here, I think. Same with Coleman. Keita lower, and you hope the rest can hold where they are. Grant likely to drop, though.
Rebounding:
Christmas 7.0
Grant 6.5
MCW 6.5
Coleman 5.0
Southerland 5.0
Fair 4.0
Triche 4.o
Keita 3.5
Comment: Christmas off to a pretty good start on the boards. Has to be more consistent throughout the game. Grant off to a great start and may push his way into more minutes than expected, because of how big he plays and how fundamentally sound he looks out there. Coleman has to get his numbers up, but is finding his way. JB gives him a ton of quick hooks, too. As he plays longer stretches, he'll do better, and get into the flow. Fair is way below par compared to last year, and should be around 7 per game this year. Southerland not doing bad for a guy off the bench, but could do more on the boards, too. Keita got far fewer minutes in game two, bringing down his stats. Triche doing a very solid job helping on the boards, and MCW's numbers show a real nose for the ball. A nice way to start a fast break is for your PG to get the rebound. Jason Kidd kind of start to the season for MCW.
Three-Point FG's:
Southerland 8-9
MCW 3-5
Triche 2-5
Cooney 2-5
Fair 2-5
Stinky is on FIRE so far. Mike looking good. Trevor with a solid debute. Triche hot and cold, but capable on any given night. Fair with a goose egg in game 2 from deep. Will C.J. be able to bounce back against SD State and pose a deep threat? It only takes one or two to force them to play you honestly out there, opening up the drive.
Assists:
MCW 7.5
Triche 6.0
Southerland 1.5
The numbers look good. Mike cut his TO's from 7 to 2 in game 2. Very teachable kid. Brandon may be inconsistent in terms of scoring, but he's moving the ball very well so far. Big drop off after those two. Will anyone else be able to generate some easy buckets for their teammates? Interior passing can make up some of the difference in time.
Scoring leaders:
James Southerland 17.5 (who hoped for this ?)
Brandon Triche 17.0
Michael Carter-Williams 15.5
C.J. Fair 14.0
DaJuan Coleman 10.0
Jerami Grant 8.5
Baye Keita 8.0
Rakeem Christmas 7.5
Trevor Cooney 6.0
Comment: I think Southerland could end up our leading scorer - off the bench. I don't think Triche will keep his scoring this high, but if he did, we'd have an outstanding, Final Four kind of year. Carter-Williams will end up around here, I think. Same with Coleman. Keita lower, and you hope the rest can hold where they are. Grant likely to drop, though.
Rebounding:
Christmas 7.0
Grant 6.5
MCW 6.5
Coleman 5.0
Southerland 5.0
Fair 4.0
Triche 4.o
Keita 3.5
Comment: Christmas off to a pretty good start on the boards. Has to be more consistent throughout the game. Grant off to a great start and may push his way into more minutes than expected, because of how big he plays and how fundamentally sound he looks out there. Coleman has to get his numbers up, but is finding his way. JB gives him a ton of quick hooks, too. As he plays longer stretches, he'll do better, and get into the flow. Fair is way below par compared to last year, and should be around 7 per game this year. Southerland not doing bad for a guy off the bench, but could do more on the boards, too. Keita got far fewer minutes in game two, bringing down his stats. Triche doing a very solid job helping on the boards, and MCW's numbers show a real nose for the ball. A nice way to start a fast break is for your PG to get the rebound. Jason Kidd kind of start to the season for MCW.
Three-Point FG's:
Southerland 8-9
MCW 3-5
Triche 2-5
Cooney 2-5
Fair 2-5
Stinky is on FIRE so far. Mike looking good. Trevor with a solid debute. Triche hot and cold, but capable on any given night. Fair with a goose egg in game 2 from deep. Will C.J. be able to bounce back against SD State and pose a deep threat? It only takes one or two to force them to play you honestly out there, opening up the drive.
Assists:
MCW 7.5
Triche 6.0
Southerland 1.5
The numbers look good. Mike cut his TO's from 7 to 2 in game 2. Very teachable kid. Brandon may be inconsistent in terms of scoring, but he's moving the ball very well so far. Big drop off after those two. Will anyone else be able to generate some easy buckets for their teammates? Interior passing can make up some of the difference in time.
