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Final Regular Season Stat Leaders

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Great representation by the 12th with 3 of the top 15 scorers. Carson at 26; Woods at 24.9; and Tyler at 23.7.

 

The most surprising and amazing stat in here was that Bach shot 61%. Can that be right? That's an amazing number for a guard.

 

Still disappointing that less than 100 schools reported stats. No good reason for that, coaches!

Anyone who looks at Carson Williams stat line and doesn't think he's top 10 should have a head and neck MRI.

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Great representation by the 12th with 3 of the top 15 scorers. Carson at 26; Woods at 24.9; and Tyler at 23.7.

 

The most surprising and amazing stat in here was that Bach shot 61%. Can that be right? That's an amazing number for a guard.

 

Still disappointing that less than 100 schools reported stats. No good reason for that, coaches!

 

And to think I overlooked that when I was defending him being a part of the All BGP team.

It's very strange that Ballard stopped reporting. They reported stats right up until the end of the regular season and then no more.

 

No idea what would happen if you had everyone's numbers, but simply inserting the numbers we have for Ballard through the end of the regular season into that list, they had the No. 1 scoring offense in the state at 83.3 points per game.

 

Kelan Martin enters the top scorers list at No. 14 with 23.3 points per game. Quentin Snider is just outside with 22.3.

 

Can't get over how strange it is that Ballard reported all year then stopped in the postseason and it kept them off this list.

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It's very strange that Ballard stopped reporting. They reported stats right up until the end of the regular season and then no more.

 

No idea what would happen if you had everyone's numbers, but simply inserting the numbers we have for Ballard through the end of the regular season into that list, the have the No. 1 scoring offense in the state at 83.3 points per game.

 

Kelan Martin enters the top scorers list at No. 14 with 23.3 points per game. Quentin Snider is just outside with 22.3.

 

Can't get over how strange it is that Ballard reported all year then stopped in the postseason and it kept them off this list.

 

Agreed.

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I wish KHSAA would record assists. I'd love to see the assist leaders in the state. I'd love to see if anyone averages more assists per game than Timmy Taylor from Lincoln County.

I wish KHSAA would record assists. I'd love to see the assist leaders in the state. I'd love to see if anyone averages more assists per game than Timmy Taylor from Lincoln County.

 

He would lead the state and it wouldn't be close.

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He would lead the state and it wouldn't be close.

 

I think so too. I could be mistaken but I think he was averaging around 9 assists per game. I'd love to see what others around the state average per game.

I thought Taylor Morrison at SK put up some really outstanding stats during the season. Shame that SK didn't bother to submit them to the KHSAA.

Anyone who looks at Carson Williams stat line and doesn't think he's top 10 should have a head and neck MRI.

 

OK,,not saying he is not a nice HS player as a soph.....But while looking at his stat line,,,,,also look at the level of teams they played..I believe that helps pad the stat line somewhat......

Anyone who looks at Carson Williams stat line and doesn't think he's top 10 should have a head and neck MRI.

 

I have not been able to see him play yet. My friend (who has an extremely high bball IQ) tells me this kid is better than Dave Dinn was as a sophomore. In my world, that is an ultimate compliment. Another friend who is an 8th region referee concurred with that statement.

 

My sons AAU coach said that Carson is the real deal. I am going to make it appoint to see him next year.

I wish KHSAA would record assists. I'd love to see the assist leaders in the state. I'd love to see if anyone averages more assists per game than Timmy Taylor from Lincoln County.

I wish I could see blocks, see Ray's stats in comparison to the state.

I have not been able to see him play yet. My friend (who has an extremely high bball IQ) tells me this kid is better than Dave Dinn was as a sophomore. In my world, that is an ultimate compliment. Another friend who is an 8th region referee concurred with that statement.

 

My sons AAU coach said that Carson is the real deal. I am going to make it appoint to see him next year.

 

Carson is the real deal. I haven't seen a lot of players throughout the state other than some tournaments and the state tournament, but if there's a better Soph in the state, I'd like to see him. Carson can do it all and has one of the best spin moves that I've seen in years.

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