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All Big Ten Predictions

MWardT

HB Heisman
Jul 29, 2005
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1st Team:

G: Melo Trimble, Maryland
G: D'Angelo Russell, OSU
G: Denzel Valentine, MSU
F: Aaron White, Iowa
C: Frank Kaminsky, Wisconsin

2nd Team:

G: Yogi Ferrell, Indiana
G: D.J. Newbill, PSU
G-F Dez Wells, Maryland
F: Branden Dawson, MSU
F: Sam Dekker, Wisconsin


3rd Team:

G: Andre Hollins, Minnesota
G: James Blackmon, Indiana
G-F: Jake Laymen, Maryland
F: Terran Pettaway, Nebraska
F: Troy Williams, Indiana
C: A.J. Hammons, Purdue
 
I think the coaches will definitely give Aaron the nod. He's certainly deserving and with the way he lead the team with the best ball of his career down the stretch; he should be there.
 
Aaron White rank in the B1G and stats vs. the probable Player of the Year:

Scoring:
Kaminsky 3rd (18.4 PPG)
White 8th (15.6 PPG)

Rebounds:
Kaminsky 2nd (8.2 per game)
White 3rd (7.3 per game)

Assists:
Kaminsky 21st (2.6 per game)
White 43rd (1.5 per game)

Steals:
Kaminsky 31st (0.9 per game)
White 10th (1.3 per game)

Blocks:
Kaminsky 6th (1.62 per game)
White 37th (0.47 per game)

Field Goal Percentage:
Kaminsky 5th (55.4%)
White 12th (51.1%)

Free Throws:
Kaminsky 17th (74.8%)
White 7th (81.9%)

Three Point Percentage:
Kaminsky 8th (42.1%)
White NR (29.8%)
 
Originally posted by MWardT:
1st Team:

G: Melo Trimble, Maryland
G: D'Angelo Russell, OSU
G: Denzel Valentine, MSU
F: Aaron White, Iowa
C: Frank Kaminsky, Wisconsin

2nd Team:

G: Yogi Ferrell, Indiana
G: D.J. Newbill, PSU
G-F Dez Wells, Maryland
F: Branden Dawson, MSU
F: Sam Dekker, Wisconsin


3rd Team:

G: Andre Hollins, Minnesota
G: James Blackmon, Indiana
G-F: Jake Laymen, Maryland
F: Terran Pettaway, Nebraska
F: Troy Williams, Indiana
C: A.J. Hammons, Purdue
I would put Uthoff on the 3rd team over Pettaway. But I'm biased
 
Originally posted by td77:
Certainly this is nothing official, but AW makes BTN's 1st All Conerence.
Hopefully more telling is that he was unanimously selected by the three pickers. They also unanimously picked Gabe as sixth man.
 
Suprised no Uthoff on anyone's teams.

I think Jarrod's defense is greatly unappreciated and he has a very complete game.

Was a stat they gave during game saturday he's the only player in the Nation that has over 40 three pointers made and 40 + blocked shots (or something along those lines)
 
Just a general point that raw numbers are a measure of pace of play as well as quality of player. I wish defense would come into play at some point beyond just shot blockers. Do you really want 3 Indiana guys given how they "defend"? Be honest, would you want Pettaway on your team if winning mattered?

I'd like to see a Raphael Davis or Nigel Hayes over some of the volume shooters who will end up on the 2nd or 3rd teams.
 
Originally posted by newman21W:
Just a general point that raw numbers are a measure of pace of play as well as quality of player. I wish defense would come into play at some point beyond just shot blockers. Do you really want 3 Indiana guys given how they "defend"? Be honest, would you want Pettaway on your team if winning mattered?

I'd like to see a Raphael Davis or Nigel Hayes over some of the volume shooters who will end up on the 2nd or 3rd teams.
I agree with this. There are basically about 20 players competing for 15 spots, and it will be interesting to see who is on what team. I like Uthoff, Davis and Hayes more than some of the guys on the second and third teams of the OP. Offensive statistics don't always measure who is the best player. I think you could even make a case for Captain America, who is the glue guy for the Badgers.
 
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