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<blockquote data-quote="lv20gt" data-source="post: 784499" data-attributes="member: 2299"><p>My take is that Hurt is the most talented scorer in the conference by a good margin but doesn't impact the game enough in other areas compared to the others. </p><p></p><p>Champagnie has had a great year, is a great all around player, but his team has struggled so much and his offense while still working isn't nearly as efficient as he has been under 50% shooting in 6 of their last 8 games, and one of the games he was above it he only took 6 shots. To compare, Moses has been under 50% just 7 times all year. Overall though I just think the team struggles hurts him too much considering that he doesn't really pull away from the pact otherwise. </p><p></p><p>Jones is probably my second pick. Great all around player and does just about everything. Scores, assists, rebounds, defends. To me though two things hold him back. The first is the number of games played. I know that is out of his control, but if a player had a great year but missed significant time to injury, I feel it would be held against him. Now that alone isn't what does it for me. What does it for me is his fg%. He's a guard so his % isn't expected to be as high but even so 42% is strikingly mediocre. His 1.19 points per shot is significantly behind the other 3 (moses and champagnie are pretty much even at 1.35 and Hurt is at 1.52). and also significantly behind most of the top 20 scorers. Only Buddy Boeheim, Jay Heath, and Prentiss Hub are below him while the majority are 1.3 or higher. Now, that doesn't mean he isn't a great player. He is. But we're looking for things to separate the men from the prophets. </p><p></p><p>So that leaves Moses. Top 5 or nearly so in points, rebs, steals, and blocks. His %s are good at 54 overall and 39 from 3 (yeah suck on that one Liberty [I believe he was the one making big deals every time Moses took a 3}) He averages 2.3 assists per game is a respectable number for a big, especially since he is at 1.55 ATO. About the only thing that really comes close to a black mark is his 67% FT shooting and even that is fringe top 25 so not overly bad. I think that combined with his recent surge to lead GT to an above predicted result, along with having by far the best story of the 3 (0 star recruit to ACC PoY). Moses should win it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lv20gt, post: 784499, member: 2299"] My take is that Hurt is the most talented scorer in the conference by a good margin but doesn't impact the game enough in other areas compared to the others. Champagnie has had a great year, is a great all around player, but his team has struggled so much and his offense while still working isn't nearly as efficient as he has been under 50% shooting in 6 of their last 8 games, and one of the games he was above it he only took 6 shots. To compare, Moses has been under 50% just 7 times all year. Overall though I just think the team struggles hurts him too much considering that he doesn't really pull away from the pact otherwise. Jones is probably my second pick. Great all around player and does just about everything. Scores, assists, rebounds, defends. To me though two things hold him back. The first is the number of games played. I know that is out of his control, but if a player had a great year but missed significant time to injury, I feel it would be held against him. Now that alone isn't what does it for me. What does it for me is his fg%. He's a guard so his % isn't expected to be as high but even so 42% is strikingly mediocre. His 1.19 points per shot is significantly behind the other 3 (moses and champagnie are pretty much even at 1.35 and Hurt is at 1.52). and also significantly behind most of the top 20 scorers. Only Buddy Boeheim, Jay Heath, and Prentiss Hub are below him while the majority are 1.3 or higher. Now, that doesn't mean he isn't a great player. He is. But we're looking for things to separate the men from the prophets. So that leaves Moses. Top 5 or nearly so in points, rebs, steals, and blocks. His %s are good at 54 overall and 39 from 3 (yeah suck on that one Liberty [I believe he was the one making big deals every time Moses took a 3}) He averages 2.3 assists per game is a respectable number for a big, especially since he is at 1.55 ATO. About the only thing that really comes close to a black mark is his 67% FT shooting and even that is fringe top 25 so not overly bad. I think that combined with his recent surge to lead GT to an above predicted result, along with having by far the best story of the 3 (0 star recruit to ACC PoY). Moses should win it. [/QUOTE]
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