It's one of the outlets that determines consensus first-team All-American. What a joke
Davis over Keegan a bigger joke.Ivey over Murray is a joke.
They get locked into positions sometimes. 2 guards, 2 forwards and a center. Idk who that first guy is, tho I’d have Keegan narrowly over Ivey. But I’m biased.
Agbaji feels like a scenario where they felt a Big 12 guy needed to be included. Four Big Ten guys may have seemed too much.
I am very surprised that Purdue doesn’t ask Ivey to be more selfish. I haven’t seen anyone yet that can go one on one and slow him down. When he gets into the lane against us it was either a layup or a dish off for someone else to make a 2 footer.Ivey is an incredible athlete, a really good player and will be making a tidy sum next year in the NBA. But Keegan is the better, and more importantly, more valuable player to his teams success right now. That should have given Keegan the edge.
Without question even with all the hype Ivey gets, his numbers pale in comparison to KM and its not close.They get locked into positions sometimes. 2 guards, 2 forwards and a center. Idk who that first guy is, tho I’d have Keegan narrowly over Ivey. But I’m biased.
What a crock of shitIt's one of the outlets that determines consensus first-team All-American. What a joke
And its not close, every day of the week and twice on Sunday.....Ivey is an incredible athlete, a really good player and will be making a tidy sum next year in the NBA. But Keegan is the better, and more importantly, more valuable player to his teams success right now. That should have given Keegan the edge.
this is correct when you look at the entire season.Ivey over Murray is a joke.
Actually, there are 3 guards, 1 forward and 1 center on the 1st Team.
There is no question that Ivey should be taken off and Keegan should be 1st Team.
But this was the NABC's 1st Team for some reason:
G, 6'5", Ochai Agbaji, 19.7ppg, 5.1 reb, 1.6 assists, 47.7% FG
G, 6'5", Johnny Davis, 19.7 ppg, 8.2 reb, 2.2 assists, 43.4% FG
G, 6'4", Jaden Ivey, 17.4 ppg, 4.9 reb, 3.2 assists, 46.2% FG
F, 6'9", Oscar Tshiebwe, 17 ppg, 15.1 reb, 1 assists, 60.2%
C, 7'0", Kofi Cockburn, 21.1 ppg, 10.6 reb. .8 assists, 59.8% FG
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How do you leave this forward off the 1st team?
F, 6'8", Keegan Murray, 23.6 ppg, 8.6 reb, 1.5 assists, 55.5% FG
Was it the Heisman a few years back that stopped issuing ballots before the championship games?I'm guessing this was done before conference tournament play.......about the only explanation I can come up with.
I'm guessing this was done before conference tournament play.......about the only explanation I can come up with.
Kofi is a great college basketball player. I get his inclusion over Ivey or Davis. He’s a classic Big. That may not translate to the pros, but I understand picking him for the all American team.Nobody mentioned the most egregious, ludicrous, inscrutable error here which, of course, is the inclusion of Kofi. Keegan is better than at least THREE of the players on the first team. Including the human sledgehammer, the one-trick pony whose only basketball "skill" is being big as a house. Leaving the best athlete in NCAA basketball off the first team is akin to naming Todd Lickliter national coach of the year, which is exactly what the brilliant minds of the NABC did in 2007. So take it for what is . . . more bullshit than a livestock yard.
This is so bogus it would blow my mind were it not for the fact that, as CMac reminded everyone recently, "People are stupid."
That's the funniest thing I've read in a while. It makes as much sense as saying FOX "News" should win a Pulitzer Prize for objective reporting. LOLKofi is a great college basketball player.
That's the funniest thing I've heard in a while. The human sledgehammer has NO basketball skills . . . unless you count growing to be the size of a barn a basketball skill. Compare Kofi to Luka. Nice try. There IS no comparison. But compare Kofi to the every other basketball player in the country and you find him woefully inadequate in all but three categories: he can block shots, rebound, and score from anywhere within three feet of the basket . . . but usually only after traveling a couple times and then bowling over defenders like a 1950s fullback. Of course, rugby on the basketball court is contrary to the rules of the game Mr. Naismith created.
Kofi . . . is big. That's it. End of story. If you're choosing an All-American team based on size, then yes, Kofi's your guy. But if you're going on talent, forget about the guy who can't shoot, can't dribble, can't pass, and can't play perimeter defense. All-American? LOL LOL LOL