No DPOY for Myles

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Morsell from UMD named the winner. Interesting choice — know you can’t necessarily quantify lock down 1v1 D but he doesn’t crack the top 10 in steals, blocks or any of the advanced metrics I can find. Feels like Myles got shafted here
 

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Morsell from UMD named the winner. Interesting choice — know you can’t necessarily quantify lock down 1v1 D but he doesn’t crack the top 10 in steals, blocks or any of the advanced metrics I can find. Feels like Myles got shafted here


There is a way for Myles the Monster to reply!! It's called showing up (which he always does) for the B1G Tourney and then the dance!

Still think Myles has a shot at the NBA or at worst the developmental league (once he's completed his masters).

MO
 

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Big Ten Network was talking about Morsell about a week ago and how he was good on D. Not surprised he won.
 
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Morsell from UMD named the winner. Interesting choice — know you can’t necessarily quantify lock down 1v1 D but he doesn’t crack the top 10 in steals, blocks or any of the advanced metrics I can find. Feels like Myles got shafted here

agreed. He doesnt even lead anything for his own team.

Morsell is 4th on Maryland in avg/Rebounds (behind 2 other guards)
...is 3rd on the team in avg/Steals (behind 2 other guards)
...is tied for 2nd on the team in avg/blocks

Id argue Jacob Y should be on the defensive team and he basically matches Morsell (JY avg .8 more steals---and led the conference overall and DM avg .8 more rebounds than the other)
 

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When he was in there, Myles owned the boards and was good shot blocker but the fouling was just a real and continuing issue. That said, I know zero about Morsell's defensive prowess.
 

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Myles had a big drop off from the early part of the season.
Can you elaborate? Early part he had some serious dqf issues, and later on do inated games. From a defensive perspective, I thought its the opposite of what you are saying.
 

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Myles had a big drop off from the early part of the season.
He averaged 3 blocks/gm for the second half of the season (last 12 games) — and that was all in Big Ten play. Not sure what you’re getting at. Had 4+ blocks in half those contests
 

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Myles---The player other teams would least like to face. A game changer.

No one I have seen in the league who impacts games from a D standpoint more.

One more year and works on the drop step and jump hook and All B 10 and not just Defense
 
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When he was in there, Myles owned the boards and was good shot blocker but the fouling was just a real and continuing issue. That said, I know zero about Morsell's defensive prowess.

Fouling wasn't so bad this year, tbh. He fouled less than Mathis, adjusted for minutes played. If you take out the Boroski whistle-fest of an OSU game, he had just 3.8 pf/40 min in the other 23 contests (which is about where McConnell is at).