I expect us to be slightly better next year than this year.
'10/'11 Davies/Hartsock/C Collins > '09/'10 Miles/Hartsock/Davies by a lot. I expect Davies to be the most improved player on the team next year. Miles wasn't giving us much of anything the last 10 games of the season. I don't expect a lot from C Collins, but he doesn't need to give us much.
no JT > JT. Sorry, I know it's the kind of thing only a spoiled fan says, but it's true. The team was better without JT in the game. JT had his minutes cut progressively over the last 10-12 games and didn't play in crunch time in games that mattered. He shot below the team average from 3 point land. His assist to TO ratio was the worst on the team. He was an overall positive in his career at BYU and showed a lot of maturity in accepting a lesser role. I like him and he's one of ours. But in an analysis of this year vs next year, I'll go ahead and say we won't miss him on the court.
'10/'11 Abouo/K Collins/Emery > '09/'10 Haws/Abouo. Slightly. This is close to being a push. Abouo started taking a lot of Haws' minutes towards the end of the season. Haws is a very good player, but Abouo made great improvement from two years ago to last year, and I expect more improvement. He'll go back and play with his national team in Africa for the summer and come back a little more polished. Emery started getting some minutes at this position the last few games. and K Collins is the question mark. I would not be shocked if he comes in and beats out Charles for the starting position.
'10/'11 Jimmer/Emery/Loyd Jr > '09/'10 Jimmer/Emery/Loyd Jr. Slightly better. Their games are already reasonably developed, so I see some improvement but not significant. Jax needs to work on his left hand. Jimmer needs to work on ball handling and defense. Loyd Jr needs to keep working on his outside shot.
The biggest area I see improvement on is our inside scoring, rebounding, and defense. Davies becomes the man, Hartsock gets better, and Charles gets a lot of PT. That's starting to be an adequately athletic and tough inside team.
'10/'11 Davies/Hartsock/C Collins > '09/'10 Miles/Hartsock/Davies by a lot. I expect Davies to be the most improved player on the team next year. Miles wasn't giving us much of anything the last 10 games of the season. I don't expect a lot from C Collins, but he doesn't need to give us much.
no JT > JT. Sorry, I know it's the kind of thing only a spoiled fan says, but it's true. The team was better without JT in the game. JT had his minutes cut progressively over the last 10-12 games and didn't play in crunch time in games that mattered. He shot below the team average from 3 point land. His assist to TO ratio was the worst on the team. He was an overall positive in his career at BYU and showed a lot of maturity in accepting a lesser role. I like him and he's one of ours. But in an analysis of this year vs next year, I'll go ahead and say we won't miss him on the court.
'10/'11 Abouo/K Collins/Emery > '09/'10 Haws/Abouo. Slightly. This is close to being a push. Abouo started taking a lot of Haws' minutes towards the end of the season. Haws is a very good player, but Abouo made great improvement from two years ago to last year, and I expect more improvement. He'll go back and play with his national team in Africa for the summer and come back a little more polished. Emery started getting some minutes at this position the last few games. and K Collins is the question mark. I would not be shocked if he comes in and beats out Charles for the starting position.
'10/'11 Jimmer/Emery/Loyd Jr > '09/'10 Jimmer/Emery/Loyd Jr. Slightly better. Their games are already reasonably developed, so I see some improvement but not significant. Jax needs to work on his left hand. Jimmer needs to work on ball handling and defense. Loyd Jr needs to keep working on his outside shot.
The biggest area I see improvement on is our inside scoring, rebounding, and defense. Davies becomes the man, Hartsock gets better, and Charles gets a lot of PT. That's starting to be an adequately athletic and tough inside team.
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