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'23 AZ SF Cody Williams (SIGNED to COLORADO)
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I watched 4 games and that entire US roster was pretty much a bunch of lazy dudes who could care less about a team concept. Tad had his hands full and I expect he's glad it's over.
Medford M.
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Seen at least 4 sites Mocking him #1 now. The ones that aren't doing so, haven't been updated since November.
Cody is considered the *swing for the fences" pick. Highest upside of anyone in the draft. He gone.
Looking forward to his sophomore year. Cause that was the plan right? Right?
#firetad
Don't forget Dre as well pre-injury.
I hope that Tad is developing a reputation as a coach who prepares guys for the league. Helps with recruiting, especially since we aren't going to beat a lot of schools with bag.
Bari and Burke also are carving out roles.
Alec has been in the league for over a decade. Which is like next to impossible.
Alec's had a damn good career despite all the injuries.
I'm actually more surprised White has than Dinwiddie, figured Dinwiddie would be a good professional. He can shoot and he's a big guard. I thought White would be good, but he's exceeded expectations imho. Glad he shaved his head, I saw him getting grilled on TNT by Shaq and Barkley.
Derrick White had an elite block percentage as a guard. Boucher, Eubanks, Metu and Melton also exceeded their draft position so maybe there is something about Block Percentage as a stat that translates to the NBA or it could be a weird coincidence.I'm actually more surprised White has than Dinwiddie, figured Dinwiddie would be a good professional. He can shoot and he's a big guard. I thought White would be good, but he's exceeded expectations imho. Glad he shaved his head, I saw him getting grilled on TNT by Shaq and Barkley.
Block Percentage (PAC-12)
| 1. | Chris Boucher Oregon | 11.8 |
| 2. | Kingsley Okoroh University of California | 10.8 |
| 3. | Jordan Bell Oregon | 8.0 |
| 4. | Drew Eubanks Oregon State | 7.8 |
| 5. | Wesley Gordon Colorado | 6.9 |
| 6. | Thomas Welsh UCLA | 5.3 |
| 7. | Chimezie Metu USC | 5.1 |
| 8. | Derrick White Colorado | 5.0 |
| 9. | Elijah Stewart USC | 4.2 |
| 10. | De'Anthony Melton USC | 3.9 |
Looking at advanced stats I noticed Nique Clifford is #4 in the country in effective field goal percentage. I wouldn't trade Cody for him but people often bring him up as a reason to avoid recruiting Colorado kids and he's killing it this year. He just needed a little longer to develop and I get that he didn't want to come off the bench in his Senior season.
KJ Simpson is #8 in Win Shares. It's a weird list though. Edey is #1 which makes sense but everyone else is from a G5. https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/seasons/men/2024-leaders.html
KJ Simpson is #8 in Win Shares. It's a weird list though. Edey is #1 which makes sense but everyone else is from a G5. https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/seasons/men/2024-leaders.html
