33% isn’t great, but it’s respectable for a point guard. He also had a great A/T ratio, great FT% and was a decent rebounder.
He was a good free throw shooter his last year. How’d he shoot from the line in the season that mattered the most?!? Where he played over a top 5 NBA draft pick? He shot 27% from 3, 33% from the field, and 58% from the free throw line. Spin that for me!
Part of the pt duty is to attract defenders creating mismatches or making non guarded shooters. CM didn’t attract defenders.
They didn’t have a pt guard and he actually did.
Ok, here you go.
Yes, some his freshman year. But that was about it.
You must have watched different games. CM played pt a lot especially late in games.
Again, Connor was guarding mostly 4's and 3's. And 4's and 3's were defending him.
Well, mostly because Tucker is already an established and successful D1 player, but honestly, after hearing how last year went at WVU, I think we dodged a bullet.
Connor actually defended 4's pretty well.
Yea. When you bring a lot to the table as a player and shooting is way down the list, it’s fine. When you can’t really do anything at the big ten level but feed the post and that’s what you shoot when you get wide open looks all the time, it’s not good.
Best way to do it. Is either the boy is an All American or sitting on the bench. Otherwise don’t have him in the team.
33% is higher than Payton Sandfort this year- and certainly not a great percentage but not bad either. To compare to Brian Ferentz is ludicrous. He did improve quite a bit - that was the point.
Yea. Because Payton was the number one guy on the scouting report for opposing defenses. He never got clean looks. All Cmac got were open, wide open looks.
He actually was 34% two of the years. Again, not great but given where he started I thought it was ADEQUATE. Better than multiple years by guys like PMAc, Perkins, JoBo (one year), Bowen, etc.
I feel bad for him because he had no business playing anything above D-III ball. I averaged more points a game in high school than him and Upper Iowa was the only college who asked me to play basketball for them and they were terrible.
Yeah…that’s what forwards are. That’s what you took from that post though? Typical.
Couldn't guard any position. Couldn't jump. Couldn't shoot even though he wasn't guarded. Played 4 on 5 any time he was on the court. Our studs worst stats were when he was with them due to the extra attention they received. Once again, there's a reason he had no options to get paid to play. Very rare for a 4 or 5 year starter to have nobody want him.
I didn’t realize Keagan was a top 5 NBA draft pick that year. Yet, he came back and played another year. . . You like to cherry pick numbers and change subjects when you are wrong. You seem bitter.
Let’s stay on the subject of nepotism. Fran played his kids to the detriment of his team. Didn’t recruit guys to compete against his kids. And couldn’t win when it mattered. Point blank period. Fran wasted a lot of talent.
Don’t get emotional now that Fran and Co. are gone. We’ve been stuck in that endless cycle of mediocrity for way too long. It’s a new day!
Agree, Fran playing his boys over Keegan and Kris showed his nepotism. 2 frickin NBA players and he plays his kids instead.
Fine, he was the worst rebounding frontcourt player I ever saw. You happy now? Good lord, you are easily the most pompous, self-righteous, obtuse a-hole on this board and it's not even close.
