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NKY Team/Player Rankings

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Player A

 

17.7 pts per game

48.1% from two (231 shots)

48.7% from three (78 shots)

84.1% from free throw line (82 shots)

Total number of shots taken (391 for the season)

5.7 rebounds per game

 

 

Player B

 

18.2 pts per game

46.6% from two (386 shots)

25% from three (120 shots)

86.9% from free throw line (198 shots)

Total shots taken (704 for the season)

2.2 rebounds per game

 

Player A

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I think when looking at numbers like this you have to consider the defense, is he getting doubled the whole game, face guarded the whole game,ect.

Both players are heavily guarded. Obviously they are both considered the best player on their team. Both are guards. Both play in the 9th region. My player A can guard positions 2-5 in high school, and is almost 6-4. Player B can guard 1-3 in high school, and is 6-1.

Both players are heavily guarded. Obviously they are both considered the best player on their team. Both are guards. Both play in the 9th region. My player A can guard positions 2-5 in high school, and is almost 6-4. Player B can guard 1-3 in high school, and is 6-1.

 

Are you still referring to Snapp and Ohmer or giving us another example?

Both of my players are guards. Both are in the 9th region. Both are heavily guarded every night. My player A can guard positions 2-5 at the high school level, and is pushing 6-4. My player B can guard 1-3 positions at the high school level, and is 6-1.

Are you still referring to Snapp and Ohmer or giving us another example?

 

No, 9th region players. Sorry, I should have used player C & D.

Tried to edit to change my post to player C & D. Wouldn't allow me to change it. Moderator please change to eliminate confusion. Thanks

 

And yes, Ohmer is in the 10th

You can make statistics lead us to the desired answer by picking and choosing the stats to present.

 

Knowledgeable basketball minds on this board... give us names (not numbers) to stimulate the conversation.

Both players great offensively. If energy was spent on defense they may be good defensively.

So when we reach Player Z, is the next comparison between Players AA and BB? Or do we move to a numeric system?

Any sleeper players out there someone wants to throw out prior to the season. A player that might be overlooked or under the radar?

Brennan Hall from NCC. A current sophomore should have a breakout year. Also Adam kunkle from cooper. Both are very young talented guards who will have to step up on there respective teams.

Any sleeper players out there someone wants to throw out prior to the season. A player that might be overlooked or under the radar?

 

Two sophomores who will make or expand a name for themselves this year: Kunkel at Cooper and Fredrick at CovCath. Both will be on everyone's radar by February.

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