Paul Mulcahy UNREAL STATS

Scarlet83

Heisman
Feb 4, 2004
9,535
10,674
103
Biggest game of his life - five assists and zero turnovers. ZERO.

We are in section 105 and we had the perfect line of sight behind Mulcahy when Myles had his man pinned in the low post IN TRAFFIC IN THE LANE, with Myles’ left hand up as a target. Paul saw it, looked away for a sec and passed it perfectly to Myles’ hand, for an easy catch and a Myles lay up.

A thing of beauty. Even the Russian judge gave that pass a 10!!
 
Apr 8, 2002
15,878
28,121
113
We are in section 105 and we had the perfect line of sight behind Mulcahy when Myles had his man pinned in the low post IN TRAFFIC IN THE LANE, with Myles’ left hand up as a target. Paul saw it, looked away for a sec and passed it perfectly to Myles’ hand, for an easy catch and a Myles lay up.

A thing of beauty. Even the Russian judge gave that pass a 10!!
:Laughing:Laughing:Laughing
 

PatrickRU92

Heisman
Aug 1, 2001
42,255
17,247
82
his stat line was like what you saw with Jason Kidd

(and NO he's not Jason Kidd--best PG I ever saw!)
 
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BillyC80

Heisman
Oct 23, 2006
17,329
15,885
72
We are in section 105 and we had the perfect line of sight behind Mulcahy when Myles had his man pinned in the low post IN TRAFFIC IN THE LANE, with Myles’ left hand up as a target. Paul saw it, looked away for a sec and passed it perfectly to Myles’ hand, for an easy catch and a Myles lay up.

A thing of beauty. Even the Russian judge gave that pass a 10!!
Excellent description 83. Nice to get that perspective.
 

RU848789

Heisman
Jul 27, 2001
65,459
44,500
113
We are in section 105 and we had the perfect line of sight behind Mulcahy when Myles had his man pinned in the low post IN TRAFFIC IN THE LANE, with Myles’ left hand up as a target. Paul saw it, looked away for a sec and passed it perfectly to Myles’ hand, for an easy catch and a Myles lay up.

A thing of beauty. Even the Russian judge gave that pass a 10!!
That was gorgeous.
 

ScarletKid2008

Heisman
Sep 8, 2006
8,096
10,679
113
You can see Paul being the floor general. I love it. I feel good about someone getting an easy two when it’s in his hands. And the great thing is he has so much upside and things that can be greatly improved to make him an even better player. Defense , mid range shooting and being an offensive threat — that’s gotta be his offseason focus and I’m sure he’ll improve on those massively
 

Greene Rice FIG

Heisman
Dec 30, 2005
40,437
23,613
0
He drove to the lane. The book is he will pass. He made a layup with the active NCAA leader in blocks (is that really true?) next to him
 

zappaa

Heisman
Jul 27, 2001
75,968
93,118
103
This kid is a stabilizing, calming influence.
He was overwhelmed by the foot and hand-speed of this level at first, but he’s learning the spacing and angles every game.
He still can’t get his shot off, but that will come too.
Great vision, along with protecting the ball, and getting much better on D.
He’s now another big piece of our success
 

toby83

All-Conference
Dec 23, 2014
4,095
3,823
0
Great thread but i had to laugh when they put him on Stevens for couple possessions early in second half (presumably to help keep Harper away from his 3rd foul)
 

mikebal9

All-Conference
Oct 15, 2005
5,741
4,985
113
With his uncanny natural court vision and (so far) unwillingness to shoot, plus his really strong rebounding ability for a point guard, he's basically our version of Ben Simmons. I personally think he's the best basketball player on the team and have since game 1. Not the most athletic or the best shooter, obviously. But the best basketball player. (Go ahead, ridicule me.)
 

RUChoppin

Heisman
Dec 1, 2006
19,270
13,695
0
I don't know about "best basketball player on the team" - but he's definitely out there playing chess with opposing defenses. "I fake here, you shift your weight there, I dribble here, you overcorrect, annnddd.... there's the passing lane I was looking for." Just a lot of fun to watch.
 

zappaa

Heisman
Jul 27, 2001
75,968
93,118
103
With his uncanny natural court vision and (so far) unwillingness to shoot, plus his really strong rebounding ability for a point guard, he's basically our version of Ben Simmons. I personally think he's the best basketball player on the team and have since game 1. Not the most athletic or the best shooter, obviously. But the best basketball player. (Go ahead, ridicule me.)
You’re inviting people to talk about his weaknesses so I’m not taking the bait.

I love the kid
 

ColonelRutgers

All-American
Dec 15, 2003
7,120
9,333
113
But I heard on postgame (Jerry Recco or WRSU) that Mulcahy was the only Rutgers player to have negative plus/minus last night so there's the negative if you take that stat as something.
 
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