Probably should make sure that the player played a minimum of games in that season too. While I'd love to take Rod Brookin's sophomore year where he shot 53.8% from three I don't think that 5 games is a representative sample size.
Essentially he had 13/10. On that team, he still would have been the goto guy. How quickly we forget what happened to that team when he went out. I’d contend he’d still get his stats. Someone had to. And playing alongside Charles Smith on my team? What would that mean?
Just figured I’d ask: can I use Ontario Lett’s stats from the Iranian Super League where he put up 15 points and 7 boards a night?Another thing to be mindful of as we keep each other accountable...we can’t manipulate the numbers and take a guys scoring numbers from one year and combine them with his rebounding numbers from another. So if you use a guy that scored 18 points one year, and you deem that his best year, then he carries with him all of the other stats from that same year.
I happened to notice one guy, when posting his team, did the honorable thing and posted a players 2nd best year for PPG Because his rebounding numbers were higher that year. So he took the year where the overall stats were better but the PPG were not the players best.
we’ve seen guys posting stats from players from their time at other schools. I wouldn’t be surprised to see guys manipulating other stats too and trying to pass them off.
Bonus points for playing the piano as well. He could double as the halftime entertainment.
Ryan would’ve been a great complimentary player on a very talented team , but if he was the man he’d have struggled to keep his numbers up in ACC competition .
I think I saw that he had some kind of absurd rebounding percentage, too - north of 20%.
His shot blocking was college ready when he got here. All other parts of his game ... not so much.
