Kadary
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I know there are five important games still to play, but if SJ is able to win the league outright, award should go to a Johnny.
Coaches vote on this at end of regular season, and it’s likely that RJ and Kadary will both get votes, leaving the award to someone from the 2nd or 3rd place team (or 6th place team if coaches decide to recognize Dixon for his 30 shots per game.)
RJ and Kadary should share the award if SJ finishes in outright first place.
Coaches vote on this at end of regular season, and it’s likely that RJ and Kadary will both get votes, leaving the award to someone from the 2nd or 3rd place team (or 6th place team if coaches decide to recognize Dixon for his 30 shots per game.)
RJ and Kadary should share the award if SJ finishes in outright first place.
Larry Wright
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But just as many ignored in fact a post today claimed that the Kadary thing was “overly exaggerated”.
Again he is hustling now and playing really well. This does not erase the first half of his season which was bizarre.
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I'm gonna leave it to Mase to pull the first half/second half numbers but I'd bet they are pretty similar outside of FT%
Larry Wright
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Playing hard was issue and that is 100% better
You can only give 100% of what you have available…like you used to tell the ladies after the college baseball parties.
carmineabbatiello
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Definitely on the end of year highlight video alongside the RJ behind the back Zuby feed.
Pretty notable increase across the board from nov/dec (14 games) vs Jan/feb (12 games)
Pts: 10.8 —> 14.7
Rebs: 5.4 —> 6.2
Asts: 4.3 —> 6
Steals: 1.6 —> 2.6
FG%: 47% —> 52%
TOS: 2.1 —> 2.5
Thanks - that's interesting. To my eye he has deferred less once league play began than he did earlier - but on the other hand the level of competition has been much higher in Jan/Feb so you wouldn't expect to see higher numbers against better comp.
Maybe the obvious answer is the right one, he just took time to get his conditioning right. Though I wonder whether there is a non-disclosed reason for that.
And perhaps it just took time to develop chemistry with a whole new school, new team, new coach and coaching staff.
He was way too deferential early in the year. I think Coach took him aside and said be yourself, and don't defer so much.
don_pitino
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I think the main conditioning issue was probably going from seton hall's very slow style of pace to this all out defensive blitz style this team uses
Moose
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Shots per game?
9.9 —> 11.9
As I recall there was also mention of tendinitis in the knee in Nov or Dec.
Under control, unselfish, and the smartest god damn player on the floor. Directing traffic like a copy in midtown during rush hour tonight. Did whatever the hell he wanted and should have had at least a few more assists when guys blew wide open layups for dimes he delivered.
Johnnies317
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As Rick said he’s a pro and knows how to win. Whenever the guy with the best resume on your team fully buys in makes it easier for everyone else to fall in line.
