@Friarmelo A) wrong , consensus has him significantly behind both.
B) have fun continuing to be a c level program that is lucky to make nit
C) your coach is a loser , can’t wait till you realize it
@Sam_Vecenie I just want to put this on your radar. Silas Demary should be a lottery pick this year. With the nba trending towards non point guard primary creators, his main “weakness” can be hidden at next level.
Elite size, strength, ball skills defensively, spot up shooting.
Denver’s Carson Johnson is one of the most underrated players in college basketball heading into next season.
The 6’1 PG had a strong Sophomore season where he averaged 20/2/3 on 46/41/88 splits and was named the Summit League POTY.
Johnson was one of the most efficient off the dribble scorers in college basketball, where he was 2nd in total off the dribble made shots in D1 with 116, and shot 45%.
Johnson plays with a strong handle and pace and it allows him to consistently get to his spots and create space for himself at a high level. Johnson’s pace and efficiency helped him finish in the 90th percentile in PNR play, and 95tb percentile in Isolation play on a very high sample size.
Johnson is an elite mid range scorer who shot 47% from the mid range, and he’s also an elite shooter from three who can consistently create off the dribble, and he’s also an extremely efficient movement shooter.
There’s not many players in college basketball with Johnson’s ability and efficiency as a shot creator, and as he progresses his game as a finisher and playmaker, he has one of the highest ceilings of any Mid Major player.