He’s not very consistent according to game logs, and I have to know how he would play defense. Obviously dude can score but we should be very picky wbout getting the best all around guard we can next year.
Mine as well, obviously those numbers pop but a deep dive reveals some things that worry me. Imagine him trying to finish in the SEC. He does have a quick shot and size though. If he would be okay coming off the bench I’d say maybe give him a shot. I’d say he’s gonna get some big money offers.
I added a little more. To me they have pretty similar defensive performances and similar athleticism.
Hard to say for sure without knowing some extra info like what position they play and level of competition faced, but based purely on those numbers, I’d rather have player A. They seem to be a significantly better rebounder and maybe a slightly more creative passer while all the other numbers are close to identical. Plus if they’re only a freshman, there might be more room for projected growth than with a player who’s already a couple of years older.
Basically identical listed heights and weights, and let’s call them both combo guards.
Yes, then I would definitely say player A in that case. They seem a little more versatile with those rebounding and assist numbers, plus they’re younger and would have a better chance at improving.
Green would also be a nice add, as a bench player. Not a starter, either one of them.
He was brought up on the Bama board last week and that was the response one of the writers over there gave. He torched Bama and one other team this season. After that he was pretty pedestrian.
