Triple Double
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You must be a sad, pathetic wreck of a person. Why not congratulate the young man on his accomplishment instead of wallowing in your own misery. What a mess.
When he wants to be more of a playmaker he’s a really good passer. Especially with cuts to the basket.
About the same a/to ratio as BJ had. Is he still the only player to lead the B1G in scoring and assists…. On the men’s side
On a per game basis, yes. Talor Battle did it one year in totals because PSU played 38 games, but was second in each if you did go by per game average.
There’s a reason we’ve only seen two Sweet 16’s in over 35 years….
Aw, c'mon Roy L., now isn't the time for negative comments. This is a GOOD thing!
If she did, it would be a bad decision.
The speed of the men's game is exponentially quicker.
If TP guarded her, she'd average 2 points at best. Just a different game.
My guess would have been John Johnson on the 1969-70 undefeated Big Ten championship team. John could definitely score, he was a strong rebounder, and an excellent passer on a team that averaged over 100 points per game.
It wouldn't surprise me if he actually did have one had assists been officially tracked that early. He had 7 in his NBA career.
Congrats #20!
This is a real testament to Caitlin's greatness because if she would have had a 26/10/10 game a lot of people would be ho-hum and maybe kind of disappointed because she didn't score in the high 30's or 40's. Knowing that no Hawkeye MBB player ever did it goes to show how hard it is to do.
This is a real testament to Caitlin's greatness because if she would have had a 26/10/10 game a lot of people would be ho-hum and maybe kind of disappointed because she didn't score in the high 30's or 40's. Knowing that no Hawkeye MBB player ever did it goes to show how hard it is to do.
Mine too, but then I found the NCAA wasn't keeping track of assists till 1983...
JJ averaged 24 points and 10.5 rebounds. No assist stats...
...or Gerry Jones 16 points/10.4 rebounds...
Those two would have need one big assist night, who knows?
That had nothing to do with Sandfort’s great accomplishment. It has everything to do with the pathetic state of Iowa b-ball since the late 80’s. Abysmal.
Sandfort got the 31st triple-double in D1 this season
5 of the total 31 were aginst non-D1 competition. So in reality there have 26 this season. Tristan Newton from UConn has 2. McCullar from Kansas has 2. And a dude from Western Carolina has 3.
Thanks! I actually went out and looked at NCAA.org and saw that. Also, CC22 has 5, and there was another girl with 3.
To be honest, many of us were a bit disappointed with her 24/15/10 stats in the last game. Mostly about the scoring.
Thanks for that info. It actually makes it a lot more reasonable that Iowa hasn't had one till now. Those are the bluest of blue bloods and only had a few.
Really good call. I agree he was the best equipped in Iowa history to get triple double,
That is, until Payton Sandfort came along!
I just checked the Hawkeye media guide and see that Earl holds the single game block record with 9 and he had 27 double doubles in his career. He probably came close to a triple D with blocks in a couple of those games.
Pretty funny those blue bloods with just a couple all time, and CC on her own has 16, lol.....Ask Jay Williams though, since she's NOT a great player......
He had a great game last night. Still he throws a lot of REALLY bad passes as well. Craziest stat from last night. When was the last time a guy had 25 points and only made THREE shots from the field?
Unfortunately I missed the game, but that's some Moses Malone type free throw numbers. Was he being hacked that much? He doesn't typically take a lot of shots in the paint and draw this many fouls.
Sports-Reference only goes back to 2010 but you've only got 7 guys. Interestingly Payton did it with the least amount of FTA.
The dude from Western Carolina just got another tonight on ESPNU. Up to 4 on the year.
I've been following the Iowa women since the C. Vivian Stringer days. I remember watching the Regional game against Tennessee and then Final Four game against Ohio State in '93. It was the first time I got to see an Iowa team make it that far in an NCAA Tournament, so I thought it was cool to watch.
Coverage was non-existent back in those days, so the best I could do was check the highlights on the news or read the paper.
As coverage grew though, I would occasionally listen to games on the radio, especially if they made the tournament. The 2001 season was particularly fun because it was the first time both the men and women won the BTT, and in the same season.
And ever since I went to Iowa in the late 2000s, I've been following them pretty regularly whenever I could.
/csb
Mens vs women's sports comparisons are embarrassing.
It's two different universes.
Just let them be women.
