Top three players
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Dilly is very inconsistent at times and prone to foul trouble. It came down to mitchell and him for me.
Mitchell and Reeves are indispensable.
Haven’t seen enough big Z.
Add any of about 5-6 players to make the third depending on the opponent and situation. I really like Shepp on the floor though
Haven’t seen enough big Z.
Add any of about 5-6 players to make the third depending on the opponent and situation. I really like Shepp on the floor though
If not for the back problems Thiero was going to be a problem. He can get to the rack and when he does he finishes or gets fouled. Blocks shots, rebounds.
Struggled with the Dillingham vs Mitchell. Depends on the game/opponent.
I voted Sheppard, Reeves and Dillingham but Mitchell is a very close 4th.
Should be top 4 as it's hard to leave Dilly out, but the obvious choices are Reed, Reeves, and Mitchell.
Interesting start- Shep takes 15% of our shots. Dilly is at 30%, Wagner is 24, Reeves at 26%. Edwards is 19%
This is only related to the actual possessions when they are in the game. If player A plays 1 minute and takes half of the shots taken during that minute- he would be at 50%. This basically states that when Edwards is I. The court, he is shooting 20% of the possessions. Sheo is just too low.
This is only related to the actual possessions when they are in the game. If player A plays 1 minute and takes half of the shots taken during that minute- he would be at 50%. This basically states that when Edwards is I. The court, he is shooting 20% of the possessions. Sheo is just too low.
I agree that Edwards is probably shooting too much, but think Reed has to let the game come to him. He is great when that happens, and he generally gets good, open shots. When I've seen him try to force it, he takes bad shots and doesn't shoot well. He does pass up too many open shots.
Reed hasn't played well recently. His passes are being read in yesterday's paper and he can't stay in front of his man. I picked the same players. I wish Reed would hunt his shot a bit more.
Rob has to be there IMO.
If we are down 10 with 8min to go who gonna get us back in the game other than Rob.
He's got the mentality for it.
He has a little Malik Monk in him.
Unfortunately that's not Antonio. When the game gets hard, he disappears.
Rob has been a bright spot in 3 of our 4 losses.
He's a competitor.
Not saying I wouldn't want Shep on the floor with Rob at crunch time but Shep is not going to take over a game.
Rob is our spurtability unless the whole team is rolling and the opponent has just laid down.
If we are down 10 with 8min to go who gonna get us back in the game other than Rob.
He's got the mentality for it.
He has a little Malik Monk in him.
Unfortunately that's not Antonio. When the game gets hard, he disappears.
Rob has been a bright spot in 3 of our 4 losses.
He's a competitor.
Not saying I wouldn't want Shep on the floor with Rob at crunch time but Shep is not going to take over a game.
Rob is our spurtability unless the whole team is rolling and the opponent has just laid down.
Define “top 3”? Do you mean Best 3, or Most Important 3? Those are different. I still say Theiro is one of our most important players, even though he is not one of our best. Like Epps in 96.
https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/schools/kentucky/men/2024.html
By PER, it's Ivisic (34.2, but he's only barely played), then Sheppard (25.6), followed by Reeves (22.9), Dillingham (22.4), and Mitchell (20.4).
By PER, it's Ivisic (34.2, but he's only barely played), then Sheppard (25.6), followed by Reeves (22.9), Dillingham (22.4), and Mitchell (20.4).
Same thought for me. The upperclassmen have been clearly the best.