Symir

[Cusefan0307]

Is 5th in the country in assists per game at 7.2.

 

[Cuseball]

Is 5th in the country in assists per game at 7.2.

Did not know that. Way to go Symir! Glad it's worked out for him

 

[two3zone]

Is 5th in the country in assists per game at 7.2.

Checked his stats the other night and saw that, how the hell is 7.2 assists a game 5th in the nation?

 

[OrangeXtreme]

1	Elijah Hawkins	Minnesota	7.7
2	Darius Brown II	Utah St.	7.6
3	Isaiah Stevens	Colorado St.	7.4
4	Savion Lewis	Quinnipiac	7.3
5	Symir Torrence	Binghamton	7.2
6	Dajuan Harris Jr.	Kansas	6.9
7	Sahvir Wheeler	Washington	6.8
8	Braden Smith	Purdue	6.7
9	Jaquan Carlos	Hofstra	6.6
10	Jared Bynum	Stanford	6.6

 

[bozophobe]

Looks like Hop's got someone threading the needle pretty good.

 

[bevosu]

Doing what a point guard is supposed to do. I like him and JB could have handled him better.

 

[Cusefan0307]

Checked his stats the other night and saw that, how the hell is 7.2 assists a game 5th in the nation?

I think college scorekeepers are extremely conservative with what they consider an assist. When MCW was 5th the country in 2013 he “only” averaged 7.3. Symir’s numbers appear to be typical of where the national leaders usually are.

 

[jdubs30]

Joe is playing better
Symir is playing better
Q is averaging 11/7. He’s had 2 straight double doubles and scored 28 against Missouri 3 games ago

 

[two3zone]

Joe is playing better
Symir is playing better
Q is averaging 11/7. He’s had 2 straight double doubles and scored 28 against Missouri 3 games ago

Kadary has been great too.

 

[DCUNITED13]

Wow 5th year/Seniors delivering good results. Who could have thunk that... Yeah

 

[hoopsupstate]

Kadary still floats at times. He takes a lot of plays off.

 

[RF2044]

Kadary still floats at times. He takes a lot of plays off.

Whatever gets you through the night.

 

[two3zone]

Kadary still floats at times. He takes a lot of plays off.

I used to think that when he was here until I realized he makes difficult things look so easy and is just all around smooth.

 

[Cuseball]

I used to think that when he was here until I realized he makes difficult things look so easy and is just all around smooth.

Agree. Making things look Effortless sometimes looks like not giving effort. Kadary has been great and will probably end up 2nd team all Big East

 

[SWC75]

Joe is playing better
Symir is playing better
Q is averaging 11/7. He’s had 2 straight double doubles and scored 28 against Missouri 3 games ago

Quincy had a double-double tonight with 18p 10r in a 78-83 loss to #1 Purdue.

 

[SWC75]

How our expatriates are doing:

John Bol Ajak and Jalen Carey entered the transfer portal and never came out.

Frank Anselem, Georgia 11 games 9.0 minutes 3.4ppg 1.7rpg 0.7bpg
Robert Braswell, Charlotte 9g 14.8m 7.0p 1.9r .379 from three (11/29)
Jesse Edwards, West Virginia 10g 31.6m 14.8p 8.7r 1.7b
(Fractured wrist 12/16, got cast off yesterday, supposed to be out 4 weeks)
Joe Girard, Clemson 13g 31.5m 15.8p 3.6r 3.8a .452 from three (42/93) and .921 from line
Brycen Goodine, Fairfield 12g 26.5m 12.5p 2.9r 1.6a .441 from three (26/59)
Quincy Guerrier, Illinois 13g 24.1m 11.0p 7.4r .326 from three (14/43)
Woody Newton, George Mason 14g 18.9m 7.1p 4.4r 1.1b .444 from three (16/36)
Kadary Richmond, Seton Hall 14g 32.2m 15.3p 6.4r 4.4a .150 from three (3/20)
Symir Torrence, Binghamton 30.8m 9.2p 6.0r 7.2a .391 from three (9/23)

Could that team beat our present team? I don't know but I think they would shoot the ball better from outside. I'd love to see Maliq Brown guarding Jesse Edwards and Kadary Richmond vs. Judah MIntz. Keep two things in mind: these are older players than our current group who have had a chance to develop their bodies and their games and a couple of them are performing at a lower level of competition. As a group, they were mostly good recruits who, for one reason or another, didn't work out here and have landed in a good spot for them. Good luck to them - and to us.

 

[two3zone]

How our expatriates are doing:

John Bol Ajak and Jalen Carey entered the transfer portal and never came out.

View attachment 236201

Frank Anselem, Georgia 11 games 9.0 minutes 3.4ppg 1.7rpg 0.7bpg
Robert Braswell, Charlotte 9g 14.8m 7.0p 1.9r .379 from three (11/29)
Jesse Edwards, West Virginia 10g 31.6m 14.8p 8.7r 1.7b
(Fractured wrist 12/16, got cast off yesterday, supposed to be out 4 weeks)
Joe Girard, Clemson 13g 31.5m 15.8p 3.6r 3.8a .452 from three (42/93) and .921 from line
Brycen Goodine, Fairfield 12g 26.5m 12.5p 2.9r 1.6a .441 from three (26/59)
Quincy Guerrier, Illinois 13g 24.1m 11.0p 7.4r .326 from three (14/43)
Woody Newton, Oklahoma State 14g 18.9m 7.1p 4.4r 1.1b .444 from three (16/36)
Kadary Richmond, Seton Hall 14g 32.2m 15.3p 6.4r 4.4a .150 from three (3/20)
Symir Torrence, Binghamton 30.8m 9.2p 6.0r 7.2a .391 from three (9/23)

Could that team beat our present team? I don't know but I think they would shoot the ball better from outside. I'd love to see Maliq Brown guarding Jesse Edwards and Kadary Richmond vs. Judah MIntz. Keep two things in mind: these are older players than our current group who have had a chance to develop their bodies and their games and a couple of them are performing at a lower level of competition. As a group, they were mostly good recruits who, for one reason or another, didn't work out here and have landed in a good spot for them. Good luck to them - and to us.

That team would decimate this team by 20-30 points.

 

[RF2044]

Agree. Making things look Effortless sometimes looks like not giving effort. Kadary has been great and will probably end up 2nd team all Big East

Having a terrific first half against a very good (and highly ranked) Marquette squad.

 

[Fly Rodder]

That team would decimate this team by 20-30 points.

Nonsense. Cmon. We had those guys and we were barely .500. Half are barely getting off the bench at their current teams. Quincy is like 26 years old.

 

[pwong]

How our expatriates are doing:

John Bol Ajak and Jalen Carey entered the transfer portal and never came out.

View attachment 236201

Frank Anselem, Georgia 11 games 9.0 minutes 3.4ppg 1.7rpg 0.7bpg
Robert Braswell, Charlotte 9g 14.8m 7.0p 1.9r .379 from three (11/29)
Jesse Edwards, West Virginia 10g 31.6m 14.8p 8.7r 1.7b
(Fractured wrist 12/16, got cast off yesterday, supposed to be out 4 weeks)
Joe Girard, Clemson 13g 31.5m 15.8p 3.6r 3.8a .452 from three (42/93) and .921 from line
Brycen Goodine, Fairfield 12g 26.5m 12.5p 2.9r 1.6a .441 from three (26/59)
Quincy Guerrier, Illinois 13g 24.1m 11.0p 7.4r .326 from three (14/43)
Woody Newton, Oklahoma State 14g 18.9m 7.1p 4.4r 1.1b .444 from three (16/36)
Kadary Richmond, Seton Hall 14g 32.2m 15.3p 6.4r 4.4a .150 from three (3/20)
Symir Torrence, Binghamton 30.8m 9.2p 6.0r 7.2a .391 from three (9/23)

Could that team beat our present team? I don't know but I think they would shoot the ball better from outside. I'd love to see Maliq Brown guarding Jesse Edwards and Kadary Richmond vs. Judah MIntz. Keep two things in mind: these are older players than our current group who have had a chance to develop their bodies and their games and a couple of them are performing at a lower level of competition. As a group, they were mostly good recruits who, for one reason or another, didn't work out here and have landed in a good spot for them. Good luck to them - and to us.

Goodine and Braswell are coming off of season ending injuries from last year and Woody is at George Mason now

 

[SWC75]

Goodine and Braswell are coming off of season ending injuries from last year and Woody is at George Mason now

Thanks. I made the correction. (I looked at his numbers, not the school.)

 

[SWC75]

Having a terrific first half against a very good (and highly ranked) Marquette squad.

They beat Marquette78-75 and KR had 21 points, 3 rebs and 5 assists. But Joe's team lost to UNC 55-65 and Joe was 1 for 10 for 5 points!

(Or do you turn the smiles and frowns upside down?)

 

[Consigliere]

1	Elijah Hawkins	Minnesota	7.7
2	Darius Brown II	Utah St.	7.6
3	Isaiah Stevens	Colorado St.	7.4
4	Savion Lewis	Quinnipiac	7.3
5	Symir Torrence	Binghamton	7.2
6	Dajuan Harris Jr.	Kansas	6.9
7	Sahvir Wheeler	Washington	6.8
8	Braden Smith	Purdue	6.7
9	Jaquan Carlos	Hofstra	6.6
10	Jared Bynum	Stanford	6.6

Despite the narrative, Richmond's biggest reason for leaving Syracuse was that the coaching staff stopped him from shooting from the three point line and, in his words he needed "to go someplace to show off my entire game." Interesting to see he is shooting 15% for Seton Hall this year from 3 and shooting less than 2 per game.

 

[CardiacCuse]

Nonsense. Cmon. We had those guys and we were barely .500. Half are barely getting off the bench at their current teams. Quincy is like 26 years old.

being 26 is a bonus not a detriment...quincy just put up like 18 and 10 in a close loss to purdue...imagine benny doing that...the board would crash

a starting 5 of:

kadary, joe, jesse, quincy and braswell/woody...could probably be a top 25 ish team, imo...heck 3 of those guys are currently on ranked teams or have been this season.

avg age is like 23 or what? definite edge there.

then symir, goodine, woody/braswell, anselem - kinda weak but at least servicable

imagine having kadary, quincy and jesse on this roster...thats a final 4 contender.

 

[JustPherU]

Despite the narrative, Richmond's biggest reason for leaving Syracuse was that the coaching staff stopped him from shooting from the three point line and, in his words he needed "to go someplace to show off my entire game." Interesting to see he is shooting 15% for Seton Hall this year from 3 and shooting less than 2 per game.

15% three point shooters shouldn’t be shooting more than zero a game.JB had his faults but not letting Kadary shoot from 3 ain’t one of them.