Uconn players who took the biggest jump from November to March

[CTGoonie]

Hasheem Thabeet. Kid was lost for a while but then became a monster.

 

[Captbluefin]

I respect others opinions. Agree to disagree

 

[BGesus4]

I think I have the answer.

Isaiah Whaley '19-'20.

He was getting 10 minutes a game to start the year, doing nothing. In the Xavier MTE OT game, he had 12 minutes, 0 points, 1 rebound, 2 turnovers, 5 fouls.

He averaged 11.3 minutes and 2.8 points per game in November, 12.5 minutes and 2.5 points in December.

By the end of the year he was starting, putting up 18 and 14, 18 and 11, etc. Over the last 6 games, he averaged 14 points, 9 rebounds, and 3 blocks per game on basically 60% from the floor. He was dishing out dimes to shooters in the corner. It was wild.

Only person I’ve seen dominate a game with his ability to hedge.

I forget who it was but we played a team (I want to say a highly rated St bonneys) who’s offense centered around their big ball screening for their pg and they had to completely stop running their regular offense.

 

[k-walk]

I respect others opinions. Agree to disagree

No we have to fight to the death until you agree with me

 

[JonnyRI]

Yes. Porkchop. I was trying to think of the year but remember being like "where did this guy come from" at the end of the season. Also, he ran everywhere.

Whaley is a solid answer.

 

[HW611]

Only person I’ve seen dominate a game with his ability to hedge.

I forget who it was but we played a team (I want to say a highly rated St bonneys) who’s offense centered around their big ball screening for their pg and they had to completely stop running their regular offense.

Whaley was the best high hedger I’ve seen on any level.

 

[Chin Diesel]

Y'all are too chickenschitte to say the obvious answer.

Jayden Ross, 2025-2026. Just needs to have the opportunity and long rope AK gets, and he'll be the obvious choice.

 

[HW611]

Y'all are too chickenschitte to say the obvious answer.

Jayden Ross, 2025-2026. Just needs to have the opportunity and long rope AK gets, and he'll be the obvious choice.

Yall just remember all these posts for when the deck is cleared for Ross and Stew next season

 

[temery]

For those who want to turn this into a "who has disappointed most in their senior year" thread, it's not gonna happen. And don't try to start a new thread with that new theme.

Active players have been trashed for years. There is no reason to rinse/repeat years after they leave.

 

[Kowalski]

Whaley is a solid answer.

The Wrench! Actually Never heard anyone call him that until Hurley did in a video where he’s trying to push the team to work like Isiah. It was classic Hurley.

 

[NickDanger]

It’s gotta be junior year to senior year Hilton and everyone else is fighting for second place

The question asked for improvement in a single season, not over two seasons

 

[Nameless]

The Wrench! Actually Never heard anyone call him that until Hurley did in a video where he’s trying to push the team to work like Isiah. It was classic Hurley.

Really? I think I heard him called "The Wrench" more than "Pork Chop" and I heard him called the latter quite often, lol.

 

[Chin Diesel]

Y'all are too chickenschitte to say the obvious answer.

Jayden Ross, 2025-2026. Just needs to have the opportunity and long rope AK gets, and he'll be the obvious choice.

Just seeing the prologue of this story arc.