just like kyle filipowski /s
Not just this week - look out post 2/20 for some burners....
Mullins isn't on ball, at all. So he won't get the kind of volume to keep up.
Right I see Solo as a pure shooting guard who drives, shoots mid, and 3s. Mullins is in a 2/3 split kind of role, but he's not posting up anyone as a forward, he's generally a 2 trying to run off screens or be a ghost. Only in limited times have I seen him drive (other than fast break). At least we see a lot of his 2-pt shooting is golden.
Solo is not a natural on ball guy that you can hand ball to and expect him to playmake. He’s leaned to do some things off the shot fake that are effective but he’s not a natural ball handler.
Ball and Mullins have
This is hilarious
Lewis deserves ROY regardless of what Mullins will do from here on out.
And? This was about Mullins scoring more for us not ROY.
The problem with this narrative is that Nigel James has been better than both.
Playing for a scrub team though, that matters.
Take a look at his numbers though, stellar. Far better than either player. Would almost be hard not to give it to him.
He scores a little more than Acaden but Acaden is a little better in everything else and he's doing it for a really good team. If the award goes to a point guard it needs to be Acaden.
Lewis - 12.4ppg, 3.3 rpg, 5.3 apg, 47.4% and 26.9%
Yep, also has a little more steals and a little less turnovers and beats him by a little in advanced stats.
It doesn't, though. It's freshman of the year, not player of the year.
Not sure there is a great reason to leave, but he strikes me as an opportunistic kid. He had 4 BB's on his initial list, didn't end up with any of them. He's also not really much of an NBA profile, so my guess is he'd really look to land $$ in college.
Only issue is Scheyer said multiple were punched.
I didn't realize Nigel James conference stats are so much better than his overall stats.It doesn't, though. It's freshman of the year, not player of the year.
And if it did, we should also consider the numbers against good teams, and Lewis has been HORRIBLE against the better teams on their schedule (as he was against UConn).
James is 2nd in points per game for all players in conference play - 19.2 ppg, more assists than Lewis, more rebounds, and significantly better shooting (57% eFG, 46% from 3 compared to 50% eFG, 30% from 3).
If he keeps up that shooting at all, he'll run away with the award by the end of the season. There's a good chance he'll finish 1st or 2nd in the conference in scoring and 2nd in assists.
