He’s hitting big shots for Michigan State as we type.I agree with them all except Fort. He’s a mid major player.
Yeah and kugel and Jans personality clash was like chocolate with tunaI agree with them all except Fort. He’s a mid major player.
We wouldn’t even be in the tournament if we added him. He has averaged 7 minutes and 2 pts per game in conference for them.He’s hitting big shots for Michigan State as we type.
Well then that’s the first time he’s done that all year.He’s hitting big shots for Michigan State as we type.
If every player on the court averaged those numbers, we’d only score 93/game.Wish Riley the best but 13 points in 28 minutes still ain't it
We’d have a pretty strong team with them, Nwoko & Murphy.
5 for 15 and 2 for 7 from 3. Not much has changed.If every player on the court averaged those numbers, we’d only score 93/game.
Kugel shot 38.7% from three this year. That would have been second on our team, and much closer to first place than third.5 for 15 and 2 for 7 from 3. Not much has changed.
There are an astonishing number of people that think Nwoko, Kugel, and Murphy were somehow all addition by subtraction…..for a team that won 5 conference games.Kugel shot 38.7% from three this year. That would have been second on our team, and much closer to first place than third.
What did he shoot while in Starkville against SEC? He's not an SEC guard.Kugel shot 38.7% from three this year. That would have been second on our team, and much closer to first place than third.
He shot 33.9% in three SEC seasons combined, shot about that same % at MSU in 1 year. BPM of +4.4 his one year at MSU.What did he shoot while in Starkville against SEC? He's not an SEC guard.
They made these "leaps" under a different coaching staff is the indictment on Jans. He can coach talent (Hubbard) but not much else in my opinion. If not for Hubbard going stupid a few times this year what else is there to write home about for Jan's?There are an astonishing number of people that think Nwoko, Kugel, and Murphy were somehow all addition by subtraction…..for a team that won 5 conference games.
All three made huge leaps this year. Even if they got zero pay raise, they all made great decisions to leave, actually. And their success elsewhere is a pretty big indictment on Jans’ ability to navigate the current climate of NCAA basketball.
He was second on our team last year as well. And led for much of the year.What did he shoot while in Starkville against SEC? He's not an SEC guard.
He played in the Big12 which is very comparable to the SEC in basketball. Kugels stats are roughly the same as last year but he has played more minutes there so there’s an untick in his PPG. He went from about 9 ppg to 14 ppg with minimal improvement on shooting.What did he shoot while in Starkville against SEC? He's not an SEC guard.
Yes and still would have been completely irrelevant. He's a dime a dozen player. Problem is we are spending pennies.He shot 33.9% in three SEC seasons combined, shot about that same % at MSU in 1 year. BPM of +4.4 his one year at MSU.
Jayden Epps shot 30.6% from perimeter this season. BPM of +0.9.
It was an absolutely massive downgrade…on both ends of the floor. No two ways about it.
Its less about his ability to coach and more about his style becoming obsolete. The relentless defense-first hardass approach just doesn’t work in the portal / NIL era.They made these "leaps" under a different coaching staff is the indictment on Jans. He can coach talent (Hubbard) but not much else in my opinion. If not for Hubbard going stupid a few times this year what else is there to write home about for Jan's?
Murphy substantially improved his FT% and cut his turnovers by 50% as well. And saying he improved his 3pt % is an understatement. He was 20% from there for 3 years at MSU…..shot way the 17 up to 32% this season. He was over +9 BPM this season….easily was Auburn’s 2nd best player….maybe even their best when you look at the total picture.Murphy started all season but really didn’t improve anything other than his three point shooting. He actually averaged less than he did here scoring.
He’d be the 2nd most relevant offensive player we had, if just he returned out of those three. Had all three come back, we’d have been a borderline Top 10 squad.Yes and still would have been completely irrelevant. He's a dime a dozen player. Problem is we are spending pennies.
He took better quality shots in an actual offense. Didn’t really translate to any more scoring.Murphy substantially improved his FT% and cut his turnovers by 50% as well. And saying he improved his 3pt % is an understatement. He was 20% from there for 3 years at MSU…..shot way the 17 up to 32% this season. He was over +9 BPM this season….easily was Auburn’s 2nd best player….maybe even their best when you look at the total picture.
Exactly. Same for Nwoko and Kugel….but Murphy was the best of those 3 to start with. But all three became way better, more productive players. And all 3 were better, more productive players even last year than their replacements were this year. It’s very confusing that more effort wasn’t made to retain at least one or two of them.He took better quality shots in an actual offense. Didn’t really translate to any more scoring.
Of course we could afford a tourney team.I’m absolutely certain we could afford a tourney team. I just don’t trust Jans to deploy our resources to make that happen.
He would have fit right in on this year’s roster.I agree with them all except Fort. He’s a mid major player.
So Florida, MSU and CF. Sure has started a lot of P4 games not to be a P4 player.He played in the Big12 which is very comparable to the SEC in basketball. Kugels stats are roughly the same as last year but he has played more minutes there so there’s an untick in his PPG. He went from about 9 ppg to 14 ppg with minimal improvement on shooting.
Nwoko took the biggest jump. He went from 6 ppg to 13 ppg and played more minutes.
Murphy started all season but really didn’t improve anything other than his three point shooting. He actually averaged less than he did here scoring.