If Iowa wins the Big 10 he will get attention. I think anything but won't get him there because you've got lottery players like Simmons, Melo Trimble and people in Duke jerseys on ESPN nightly like Grayson Allen crowding the field.
It might be tough even getting 1st team all big ten. Trimble, Hammons, Levert, Valentine, Ferrell and a few others will be contenders.
Oh I agree with Jess...Jess knows basketball too. It will be tough because of what CP84 is saying above but for those not paying any attention to Jarrod's play or those like me who have not seen enough of these other college superstars but:
- Who has scored 30 pts in a half of play in one tToughest road environments like Hilton against one of tToughest teams in the country ...that performance alone I have yet to see anyone else do....but again, I am all ears to hear more? PS..this first half performance was no fluke and he could do this again and again if the opp exists...he's that good imo.
- And then to add in his performance on the road again in another one of tToughest road environments like Mackey against #14 in the country is one for the ages and tell me again who has seen two games with bigger nuts to date? I am all ears?
- Second in the conference in scoring with games against MSU and PU already. 45.2 3 pt %, 2 per game. 6 rebounds per game. 80% FT. And Jarrod is not even in the Top Minutes played via Big Ten stats.
Yea...he is ALL AMERICAN and certainly ALL BIG TEN in my book
to date if you line item stats and risk adjust......I am all ears?
SCORING GP FG 3FG FT POINTS AVG./G
1. Denzel Valentine, Michigan State 12 73 36 40 222 18.5
2. Jarrod Uthoff, Iowa 14 93 28 40 254 18.1
3. Malcolm Hill, Illinois 15 86 21 75 268 17.9
4. Caris LeVert, Michigan 14 82 29 54 247 17.6
5. Andrew White III, Nebraska 15 87 40 46 260 17.3
6. Kevin Yogi Ferrell, Indiana 15 83 27 60 253 16.9
7. Brandon Taylor, Penn State 15 83 21 56 243 16.2
8. Bryant McIntosh, Northwestern 15 85 25 44 239 15.9
9. Jr. Blackmon, Indiana 13 73 37 23 206 15.8
10. Nigel Hayes, Wisconsin 15 71 15 79 236 15.7
BLOCKED SHOTS GP NO. AVG.
1.
Jarrod Uthoff, Iowa 14 46 3.3
2. A.J. Hammons, Purdue 13 35 2.7
3. Daniel Giddens, Ohio State 13 30 2.3
4. Jordan Dickerson, Penn State 15 32 2.1
Deyonta Davis, Michigan State 15 32 2.1
6. Alex Olah, Northwestern 12 24 2.0
