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Message: [QUOTE="chugg21, post: 2621114, member: 3360"] Givony has him going 33rd in the 2019 mock he just put out. 6 picks after Tyus. Think folks need a reality check when thinking he has any shot at 1st team All-American, I'm in agreement with Waters that his numbers might look the same next year as this past year but hopefully with a lot more efficiency. Can't imagine that he is going to be taking more shots than Tyus and likely ends up with a similar amount as Frank but also getting to the line at a far higher rate. The only 2 players to make any of the 3 All-American teams this year that were under 17ppg were D.Graham and K.Guy, both PGs. Assuming that Tyus is the only one that is likely to be over that 17ppg threshold again, it is highly unlikely anyone else is reaching that number. To those that just assume that Oshae will get there too, go take a look at how often we have 2 guys over that threshold. I'll save you some time and tell you that it has occurred once this century (Hak/Gmac). Over the last decade or so we have avg'd right around 72ppg as well topping out at 76 and bottoming out last year at 66. So 72-74 next year is probably about right. Imagine it will spread out in some fashion like this: Tyus - 16ppg Oshae - 15ppg Frank - 10ppg Hughes- 8ppg Marek - 7ppg Carey - 5ppg Sidibe - 5ppg Chukwu - 4ppg Buddy/Braswell/Washington - 4ppg That comes out to 74, it would be pretty dumb to believe we will end up any higher that another 2ppg at best, especially when our defense should be suffocating next year. Even if we end up a top 10 team in the country, there is pretty much a 0.0 shot that Oshae gets near any of the All-American teams. All-ACC 2nd or 3rd team is quite possible, especially if he is efficient and matches his rebound totals from this past season. [/QUOTE]

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