Blind player comparison poll | Page 2 | The Boneyard

Blind player comparison poll

Who is a better player by the #s?

  • Player A

    Votes: 92 86.8%

  • Player B

    Votes: 7 6.6%

  • Too close to say

    Votes: 5 4.7%

  • The Blind One

    Votes: 2 1.9%
  • Total voters
    106
Huskybass said:
We just completed a 31 game regular season and not only was Hopkins a unanimous first team all Big East pick, but I would argue that his 27 and 12 performance against UConn was the strongest by any opponent this season. Please show me where I'm wrong. We played lots of very good teams with lots of talented players. Show me one that was better than Hopkins when we faced them.
Expand ...

You're still reaching. It's okay to admit you were wrong.
 
Last edited:
fleudslipcon said:
Loved your go at bass.

Sonogo is going to be missed next year and I know you will argue Hawkins loss will be greater but Adama is the foundation of this team. He is rock steady and literally as well as figuratively the player that is the center of this teams success.
Expand ...

Both will be missed. I'd say they're equally important to our success. We have Clingan in the waiting, so the loss of Sanogo will probably sting less.
 
husky429 said:
Childish? Perhaps.

Petty? Definitely.

Laughing hysterically at this very moment? Certainly.

I know bad takes when I see them, and I always remember.
Expand ...
Childish….petty….earlier in the year, you called yourself sassy. I like your versatility. I also like when you’re a bit belligerent. That’s the most fun @husky429

Since I think both Sanogo and Hopkins are good players, this thread doesn’t provoke my ire. But I’ll tell you what really grinds my gears, the NCAA Division 1 4-year transition period. The fact that Merrimack can’t qualify for the NCAA Tournament is ludicrous.
 
navery12 said:
Your bad take was awful, and has only to become worse as time goes on. You said he's considerably better than anyone on UConn, which is factually incorrect as evidenced by Sanogo and Hawkins making the 1st team with him
Expand ...
Whelp in fairness neither Sanogo or Hawkins are in contention for POY. It’s a 2 horse race between Kolek and Hopkins. Should be kolek
 
Per 36 is useful to contextualize what the player would put up in normal minutes, but I never understood using it as a means to tear down someone in a comparison. If anything, Hopkins deserves more credit for being durable and conditioned enough to carry a larger burden than most players.
 
Huskyforlife said:
Per 36 is useful to contextualize what the player would put up in normal minutes, but I never understood using it as a means to tear down someone in a comparison. If anything, Hopkins deserves more credit for being durable and conditioned enough to carry a larger burden than most players.
Expand ...
You're going to score more and get more rebounds per game if you play more minutes, efficiency could possibly go down but we know your points and rebounds will go up. It's good that guys like Hopkins and Karaban can play so many minutes but it's a function of them not having anyone to fill in for them. Sanogo has the best backup center in the country to full in for him.
 
superjohn said:
You're going to score more and get more rebounds per game if you play more minutes, efficiency could possibly go down but we know your points and rebounds will go up. It's good that guys like Hopkins and Karaban can play so many minutes but it's a function of them not having anyone to fill in for them. Sanogo has the best backup center in the country to full in for him.
Expand ...
Of course, but why take credit away for playing more minutes, scoring more points, and grabbing more rebounds? It just seems right we’d celebrate players that produce more. I’m sure Alex would have better efficiency numbers if he played less this year, but I sure don’t want him on the bench more.
 
I can't be the only one who wondered who the blind players we were going to compare were. I mean how can you play basketball if you can't see?
 
If Adama played more minutes and if the team finished as regular season champs, I like to think he would be the favorite for POY.

But having Clingan allowed Hurley to keep adama fresh and out of foul trouble, which is a better outcome than individual stats or awards.
 
Huskybass said:
We just completed a 31 game regular season and not only was Hopkins a unanimous first team all Big East pick, but I would argue that his 27 and 12 performance against UConn was the strongest by any opponent this season. Please show me where I'm wrong. We played lots of very good teams with lots of talented players. Show me one that was better than Hopkins when we faced them.
Expand ...
So every year whoever has the best game against uconn is the best player in the league? Interesting
 
husky429 said:
I'm assuming many of ya'll will be able to figure it out, but after some trash talk earlier this season, I figured I'd send out the poll. Numbers are per 36, and only in the 20 conference games. Both teams in the top half of the conference.

Player A:

20.8 PTS
9.7 REB (3.5 offensive)
1.7 AST

2.5 TO
1.0 STL
0.9 BLK
3.9 PF

60% 2FG (13.4 attempts)
36% 3FG (1.8 attempts)
76% FT (3.8 attempts)

126 - Offensive rating (higher is better)
93 - Defensive rating (lower is better)

Player B:

16.7 PTS
8.6 REB (1.4 offensive)
2.1 AST

2.1 TO
0.9 STL
0.9 BLK
2.2 PF

45 2FG (10.0 attempts)
42% 3FG (2.4 attempts)
76% FT (6.2 attempts)

114 - Offensive rating (higher is better)
102 - Defensive rating (lower is better)
Expand ...
Without reading any other posts beyond yours, I am assuming Player A is Sanogo and Player B is Bryce Hopkins. I will read the rest of the posts later to find out : )
 
Jbirdp5 said:
So every year whoever has the best game against uconn is the best player in the league? Interesting
Expand ...
If he happens to also be one of two unanimous First Team All Big East selections, those are pretty nice credentials.
 
husky429 said:
Both will be missed. I'd say they're equally important to our success. We have Clingan in the waiting, so the loss of Sanogo will probably sting less.
Expand ...
Where is Sanogo going. If he hears he has no chance of being drafted, which is not out of the question, does he go FA or overseas or work on a midrange game in the off season and return next year?
I would love to see him get a shot but I fear the mid range is the important part he is missing. There may be that one or two teams that feel he could be a fit. Let’s hope that’s the case.
 
August_West said:
Whelp in fairness neither Sanogo or Hawkins are in contention for POY. It’s a 2 horse race between Kolek and Hopkins. Should be kolek
Expand ...
I'm not arguing that Hopkins isn't the better player, nobody is. But you can agree Sanogo and Hawkins are almost as talented as him right?
 
rayrayfor3 said:
Bryce Hopkins can enjoy his POY award with Ben Hansborough
Expand ...
I mean, but he's not going to win it. Why would you give it to the best player on a 5 seed who has been collapsing? He averaged 10.8 ppg and 3.5 rbg in the last 4 games, in which they lost 3 of 4, their only win coming against the worst team in the league while getting blown out twice and losing by 5 against a team that was blowing them out most of the game. A shameful performance undignified of the PotY.
 
Last edited:
Punkbo said:
Childish….petty….earlier in the year, you called yourself sassy. I like your versatility. I also like when you’re a bit belligerent. That’s the most fun @husky429

Since I think both Sanogo and Hopkins are good players, this thread doesn’t provoke my ire. But I’ll tell you what really grinds my gears, the NCAA Division 1 4-year transition period. The fact that Merrimack can’t qualify for the NCAA Tournament is ludicrous.
Expand ...
yeah that's complete BS. And it's the 2nd year in a row this stupid rule has been applied.
 
tzznandrew said:
I mean, but he's not going to win it. Why would you give it to the best player on a 5 seed who has been collapsing? He averaged 10.8 ppg and 3.5 rbg in the last 4 games, in which they went 3 of 4, their only win coming against the worst team in the league while getting blown out twice and losing by 5 against a team that was blowing them out most of the game. A shameful performance undignified of the PotY.
Expand ...
True, Koleks got it on lock
 
gtcam said:
Where is Sanogo going. If he hears he has no chance of being drafted, which is not out of the question, does he go FA or overseas or work on a midrange game in the off season and return next year?
I would love to see him get a shot but I fear the mid range is the important part he is missing. There may be that one or two teams that feel he could be a fit. Let’s hope that’s the case.
Expand ...
Nba draft room has Adama going in the middle of the second round. Which normally means the g league, right? A few other sites don’t have him listed at all.

I’d be thrilled if Adama came back and UConn next year would be a much better team with him than without him. But I suspect he’s gone. We will know soon enough.

But first things first.

BAAAAC90-AD9C-45DB-A3EC-B273BB6BA3D7.jpeg
 
husky429 said:
I'm assuming many of ya'll will be able to figure it out, but after some trash talk earlier this season, I figured I'd send out the poll. Numbers are per 36, and only in the 20 conference games. Both teams in the top half of the conference.

Player A:

20.8 PTS
9.7 REB (3.5 offensive)
1.7 AST

2.5 TO
1.0 STL
0.9 BLK
3.9 PF

60% 2FG (13.4 attempts)
36% 3FG (1.8 attempts)
76% FT (3.8 attempts)

126 - Offensive rating (higher is better)
93 - Defensive rating (lower is better)

Player B:

16.7 PTS
8.6 REB (1.4 offensive)
2.1 AST

2.1 TO
0.9 STL
0.9 BLK
2.2 PF

45 2FG (10.0 attempts)
42% 3FG (2.4 attempts)
76% FT (6.2 attempts)

114 - Offensive rating (higher is better)
102 - Defensive rating (lower is better)
Expand ...
Is Player A Sanogo and Player B Bryce Hopkins?
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Online statistics

Members online
65
Guests online
681
Total visitors
746
Totals may include hidden visitors.

Share This Page

Forum statistics

Threads
164,038
Messages
4,379,860
Members
10,173
Latest member
mangers


.
..
Top Bottom