Woodard

[jaymOU]

As great as Buddy is and was last night, when is last shot time, I love to see Jordan with the ball in his hands. He was nails on several threes last night, and who would have thought that last year, when he'd set-shot bricks from beyond the arc. Now his hitting over 50% of his threes, and even draining guarded 25-footers. Impressive improvement.

All this while being asked to move from playing the point, something he has probably done in every basketball game he has ever played.

Guy is a winner and so fun to watch.

 

[DenverSooner]

He is basically half way through the regular season and shooting .551 from 3 point range going 32 of 58. He is averaging 3.9 assists per game. Going into last nights game he was averaging 13.9 per game. He is probably at 15 a game now. He has also done a nice job grabbing rebounds considering he is typically the smallest guy on the floor.

Jordan Woodard might average 20 points a game next season. Obviously it is a bit different when you are the primary option but I think he can and will fill that role very nicely. Thank God for Jordan rather than Stevie Clark.

 

[Zimwillett]

He is basically half way through the regular season and shooting .551 from 3 point range going 32 of 58. He is averaging 3.9 assists per game. Going into last nights game he was averaging 13.9 per game. He is probably at 15 a game now. He has also done a nice job grabbing rebounds considering he is typically the smallest guy on the floor.

Jordan Woodard might average 20 points a game next season. Obviously it is a bit different when you are the primary option but I think he can and will fill that role very nicely. Thank God for Jordan rather than Stevie Clark.

Woodard is at 14.9 ppg, 4.0 rpg (I love his rebounding), 3.9 apg, 1.8 spg and is up to 55.2% from 3.

On a related note, Buddy is now the second leading scorer in the country at 26.3 ppg behind only some kid from Howard that no one has ever heard of.

 

[oudna]

Taking him off the point has done wonders for his shot. Gives him more catch n shoot opportunities

 

[skyvue]

Jordan played a very gritty game last night. It hurt to see him foul out. We could have used him late.

 

[sheepdogs1]

Woodard & Hield. Westbrook & Durant.

 

[hoopsaustin]

Woodard is the key piece to this team. He makes the big plays that go unnoticed

 

[DenverSooner]

Quannas is probably the best pg to have left OU in the last 15-20 years (maybe going back to Mookie). Jordan's stats this year are dominating White's junior year. White averaged 8 points, shot 41% from three, had 3 rebounds, 5 assists and 2 turn overs. White only shot 68% from the free throw line.

I don't know if Jordan will go back to PG but it is looking to me like he is going to have been the best PG at OU in a long time and possibly since Mookie Blaylock.

 

[TheMont]

Terrell Everett deserves recognition, as well.

 

[DenverSooner]

Terrell Everett deserves recognition, as well.

As a junior he shot 36% from 3 and averaged 13 points a game with 5 assists.

 

[oudna]

Quannas is probably the best pg to have left OU in the last 15-20 years (maybe going back to Mookie).

Interesting. I always considered him just a good player.

 

[MercedeSooner]

It's amazing the amount of confidence that Jordan is playing with right now. Needs to rub some of that magic onto Cousins.

 

[Section31]

He was the primary ballhandler a lot last night. That's no accident

 

[jaymOU]

It's amazing the amount of confidence that Jordan is playing with right now. Needs to rub some of that magic onto Cousins.

Cousins will be back. Mark it down. He is a fighter and won't lack for confidence. We need his playmaking ability.

 

[DenverSooner]

Cousins will be back. Mark it down. He is a fighter and won't lack for confidence. We need his playmaking ability.

Plus he shot 40% from 3 as a sophomore and 45% as a junior. His shooting percentage this season is not a fluke or anomaly.

 

[chuckb]

His progress has been phenomenal.