Dallasbowlin
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Smith wasn't a freshmen for us. I don't recall crews having off the chart numbers so hopefully Williams or fulk can get close to his production
I know Smith wasn't a freshman for us. But as a freshman at Iowa he contributed. And by contribute I mean rebounds FIRST. Points are not that important. I think next year's team will score decently.
There's actually a pretty decent difference in the PPG department which was your chief complaint about Giddens.
Glad you brought up the #s about these guys.
The numbers show Alexander was actually a more productive player this year than giddens in most of the stats.
Giddens played 18min a game while Alexander played 12. When comparing the 2s numbers you must adjust those numbers to compare apples to apples.
So adjusting Alexander's numbers to play the same 18 minutes Giddings would only be a slightly better ppg player. The rest of the stats significantly favor Alexander or are a wash with a few very interesting stats
Both playing 18min
Giddens Alexander
3.8pts. 2.55pts
3.6rebs. 4.8rebs
1.48 OffReb. 2.22OffReb
1.5blocks. 1.5blocks
And the most interesting stat that tells me giddens would have huge problem playing for Barnes
3.27fouls. 2.5fouls
So Alexander is clearly a better rebounder, equal shot blocker, slightly lower scorer, and much much more controlled as a defender
Pass on this kid and live with Alexander until the 2017 class gets here
Does the competition matter? What about the system and team? The coach? Etc. etc. etc.
It's easy to make averages but you leave a lot of critical factors out that are impossible to quantify.
It's not as black and white as you would like it to be.
Glad you brought up the #s about these guys.
The numbers show Alexander was actually a more productive player this year than giddens in most of the stats.
Giddens played 18min a game while Alexander played 12. When comparing the 2s numbers you must adjust those numbers to compare apples to apples.
So adjusting Alexander's numbers to play the same 18 minutes Giddings would only be a slightly better ppg player. The rest of the stats significantly favor Alexander or are a wash with a few very interesting stats
Both playing 18min
Giddens Alexander
3.8pts. 2.55pts
3.6rebs. 4.8rebs
1.48 OffReb. 2.22OffReb
1.5blocks. 1.5blocks
And the most interesting stat that tells me giddens would have huge problem playing for Barnes
3.27fouls. 2.5fouls
So Alexander is clearly a better rebounder, equal shot blocker, slightly lower scorer, and much much more controlled as a defender
Pass on this kid and live with Alexander until the 2017 class gets here
Isn't it interesting though, that Giddens got 18 mpg playing behind a guy who is leaving early to go to the NBA, and Alexander got 12 mpg playing behind Derek Reese? That is perhaps the most telling stat. And I like Kyke Alexander's potential.
Dylan Osetowski is a transfer from Tulane who will have to sit out a year and will have 2 years left, Tennessee is one of the schools recruiting him..:
6'9" 255lbs as a sophomore: 32.4mpg 11.3ppg 8.3rpg 1.6apg 1.2spg 44%fg 27%3pt 68%ft
Pass
Not sold on a mid major being the end all be all.
Now if you are telling me Barnes can't recruit at a high level here then sure take him
Question...let's say the Vols add no posts in '16, they add a big guy ranked 75-100 in the '17 class (as their centerpiece), what kind of numbers would you expect from his as a true freshman?
So to answer your question.
20min
6-10pts
4-6rebs
1-2blocks
Hers that list again...
1. Skal Labissiere 15.8mpg 6.6ppg 3.1rpg 1.6bpg
2. Diamond Stone 23.1mpg 12.5ppg 5.4rpg 1.6bpg
3. Stephen Zimmerman 26.2mpg 10.5ppg 8.7rpg 2.0bpg
4. Caleb Swanigan 25.7mpg 10.2ppg 8.3bpg 0.2bpg
5. Tyler Davis 22.8mpg 11.3ppg 6.2rpg 1.1bpg
6. Elijah Thomas 9.9mpg 3.8ppg 2.5rpg 1.0bpg
7. Jessie Govan 17.7mpg 6.8ppg 4.1rpg 1.0bpg
8. Daniel Giddens 18.2mpg 3.8ppg 3.6pg 1.5bpg
9. Isaac Humphries 9.1mpg 1.9ppg 2.4rpg 0.7bpg
10. Chance Comanche 6.0mpg 1.9ppg 1.6rpg 0.3bpg
11. Coral Moore 7.1mpg 3.8ppg 2.6rpg 0.8bpg
12. Nick Marshall 8.8mpg 3.1ppg 2.7rpg 0.4bpg
13. Kevarrius Hayes 11.5ppg 2.8ppg 2.6rpg 0.6bpg
14. Matt Heldt 5.1mpg 0.7ppg 0.9rpg 0.2bpg
15. Samir Sehic 4.7mpg 1.2ppg 1.4rpg 0bpg
So you would be expecting this mystery big man ranked in the 75-100 range to come in and perform like a 5 star top 25 overall player as a freshman? Interesting.
You can keep posting 5star stats all you want but what the hell does that prove when Alexander, Carmichael, and Owens stats would fit right in with the bottom half of that list?
If you really want to prove something look up the numbers of all the 4stars from this year.
If NONE averaged
20min
6pts
4reb
1 block
You might make a good point