He is shooting 48.7% overall. <----that includes all the 'wild' and 'terrible' shots which are complained about here. Almost 50% overall as a guard.
He is shooting 32.3% from deep. <----this isnt good, but funny enough its within 1% of another player who is defended as being a shooter, so who the 17 knows I guess.
He is averaging 10.5 pgg this season <----if he continues this average, he will end his career with 994 total points, assuming 1 conference tournament game. Hopefully he gets those extra 6 points!
He is averaging 5.1APG and 1.8TOPG <----this is a 2.8/1 assist to turnover ratio. Pretty damn good.
He is averaging 80% from the line, pulling down 2.9 RPG, and getting 1.7 steals per game <----all are very solid stats for a PG.
Compared to SEC players for the season-
- Ready is 2nd in Assists per game.
- Ready is 2nd in Assists/Turnovers per game among the top 20 assists leaders.
- Ready has the 6th most steals overall and is 7th overall in steals per game.
Against LSU- ready made 5 of 6 shots overall, made 3 of 4 shots from deep, had 6 rebounds, 8 assists, and only 1 turnover.
This was a better played game than his averages, obviously, so it isnt being suggested that he is this effective always.
Dude struggles on defense at times. Its typically against bigger guards who can post him up or muscle their way past him and down the lane. He also is effective on defense against many other matchups, and plays good help defense(which is basically ignored on this message board as existing for some reason). He is constantly rotating to pick up the open man and slides in well to try and take charges.
All this isnt to suggest that Ready is a star. It isnt to suggest anything more than what it statistically shows- he is an effective college point guard.
Please keep these stats in mind the next time Ready takes a deep 2 and misses or cant stop a larger guard backing him down. Almost all college players have weaknesses and matchups, by design, are meant to expose such matchups. Sometimes Ready is the victim, other times its another player on our team. And by the stats you can see that taken as a whole, Ready is also able to expose weaknesses in other teams too.
The emotional in the moment rants and claims that Ready is awful are just that- the immature cries of a petulant child. Actual history shows otherwise.
He is shooting 32.3% from deep. <----this isnt good, but funny enough its within 1% of another player who is defended as being a shooter, so who the 17 knows I guess.
He is averaging 10.5 pgg this season <----if he continues this average, he will end his career with 994 total points, assuming 1 conference tournament game. Hopefully he gets those extra 6 points!
He is averaging 5.1APG and 1.8TOPG <----this is a 2.8/1 assist to turnover ratio. Pretty damn good.
He is averaging 80% from the line, pulling down 2.9 RPG, and getting 1.7 steals per game <----all are very solid stats for a PG.
Compared to SEC players for the season-
- Ready is 2nd in Assists per game.
- Ready is 2nd in Assists/Turnovers per game among the top 20 assists leaders.
- Ready has the 6th most steals overall and is 7th overall in steals per game.
Against LSU- ready made 5 of 6 shots overall, made 3 of 4 shots from deep, had 6 rebounds, 8 assists, and only 1 turnover.
This was a better played game than his averages, obviously, so it isnt being suggested that he is this effective always.
Dude struggles on defense at times. Its typically against bigger guards who can post him up or muscle their way past him and down the lane. He also is effective on defense against many other matchups, and plays good help defense(which is basically ignored on this message board as existing for some reason). He is constantly rotating to pick up the open man and slides in well to try and take charges.
All this isnt to suggest that Ready is a star. It isnt to suggest anything more than what it statistically shows- he is an effective college point guard.
Please keep these stats in mind the next time Ready takes a deep 2 and misses or cant stop a larger guard backing him down. Almost all college players have weaknesses and matchups, by design, are meant to expose such matchups. Sometimes Ready is the victim, other times its another player on our team. And by the stats you can see that taken as a whole, Ready is also able to expose weaknesses in other teams too.
The emotional in the moment rants and claims that Ready is awful are just that- the immature cries of a petulant child. Actual history shows otherwise.
