NickZepp
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Maybe this will put a damper on the Jeff Capel discussion going on. Actually discuss something else to keep all the will he stay or be fired stuff away for a while.
1. Blake Griffin, and nobody will argue this, I don't even half to put his stats up.
2. Nate Carter - Slightly over Willie Warren. Although I could probably easily put Warren here. His season numbers that year aren't that impressive. But his conference numbers are amazing. 16.5 points, 7.1 rebounds. Being a more rounded player gives him the slight edge over Warren to me. But it's not that big a difference.
3. Warren - Prolific scorer. 15.2 points in one and a half season. Scored 800 points in just under 60 games.
4. Cade Davis - His last 10 games or so put him in this spot easily. But he was solid his last 2 years. Going away in style just separates him a bit.
5. Tony Crocker - The leading scorer in the Jeff Capel era to date is this guy with 1351 points. Blake if you are wondering has 1247. But he was solid his 4 years all under Capel. Also had 4 rebounds a game. Solid defender. Had the sleeves going.
6. Taylor Griffin - He was a leader in the locker room and one we really haven't had since. Although Cade was a solid leader also, probably not at the level Taylor was. Some would argue the best thing he brought in was his brother. But his stats weren't bad. 9.6 points a game as a senior. Averaged around 5 rebounds a game for all 3 years under Capel.
7. Longar Longar - Statistically he should be above Taylor Griffin. His stats the last 2 seasons were 10 and 11 points, 7 and 5 rebounds, and averaged over 1 block a game over the two seasons.
8. Austin Johnson - Easily the best PG under Capel. His stats aren't great really. His senior year was solid. 8.6 points, 4 assists, 3 rebounds. He was also a great defender with his length.
9 David Godbold - Just for the big shot against Baylor. He was a big time defender, solid rebounding guard.
10. Mike Neal - Despite injuries that year he averaged 10 points a game, 3 boards, 2 assists. Had some big games near the end of that year.
Honorable mentions: Steven Pledger and Andrew Fitzgerald. One year from now these 2 are probably in the top 10.
1. Blake Griffin, and nobody will argue this, I don't even half to put his stats up.
2. Nate Carter - Slightly over Willie Warren. Although I could probably easily put Warren here. His season numbers that year aren't that impressive. But his conference numbers are amazing. 16.5 points, 7.1 rebounds. Being a more rounded player gives him the slight edge over Warren to me. But it's not that big a difference.
3. Warren - Prolific scorer. 15.2 points in one and a half season. Scored 800 points in just under 60 games.
4. Cade Davis - His last 10 games or so put him in this spot easily. But he was solid his last 2 years. Going away in style just separates him a bit.
5. Tony Crocker - The leading scorer in the Jeff Capel era to date is this guy with 1351 points. Blake if you are wondering has 1247. But he was solid his 4 years all under Capel. Also had 4 rebounds a game. Solid defender. Had the sleeves going.
6. Taylor Griffin - He was a leader in the locker room and one we really haven't had since. Although Cade was a solid leader also, probably not at the level Taylor was. Some would argue the best thing he brought in was his brother. But his stats weren't bad. 9.6 points a game as a senior. Averaged around 5 rebounds a game for all 3 years under Capel.
7. Longar Longar - Statistically he should be above Taylor Griffin. His stats the last 2 seasons were 10 and 11 points, 7 and 5 rebounds, and averaged over 1 block a game over the two seasons.
8. Austin Johnson - Easily the best PG under Capel. His stats aren't great really. His senior year was solid. 8.6 points, 4 assists, 3 rebounds. He was also a great defender with his length.
9 David Godbold - Just for the big shot against Baylor. He was a big time defender, solid rebounding guard.
10. Mike Neal - Despite injuries that year he averaged 10 points a game, 3 boards, 2 assists. Had some big games near the end of that year.
Honorable mentions: Steven Pledger and Andrew Fitzgerald. One year from now these 2 are probably in the top 10.
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