tellmeaboutit wrote:project-pat wrote:wahoo wrote:ndfan wrote:project-pat wrote:Brittany Anderson season stats (including post season)
FG 102 for 273 (37.4%)
3PT 29 for 102 (28.4%)
Points 282
PPG 10.4
RPG 4.04
Assists 74
Turnovers 61
Blocks 8
Steals 46
hmmmmm I got nothing Project
I think what you are saying is that when you play as a team your stats look like a team. A good defensive team doesn't have a lot of stats. Interesting Project, you are from Bowman, I would take 2 girls from there being named all state and run whether they derserve it or not.
I could care less if we were related...I don't think she deserved it...all I'm saying
How will Brittany react when she reads your post? I hope you're not hoping for a prom date or anything.
project-pat wrote:tellmeaboutit wrote:project-pat wrote:wahoo wrote:ndfan wrote:project-pat wrote:Brittany Anderson season stats (including post season)
FG 102 for 273 (37.4%)
3PT 29 for 102 (28.4%)
Points 282
PPG 10.4
RPG 4.04
Assists 74
Turnovers 61
Blocks 8
Steals 46
hmmmmm I got nothing Project
I think what you are saying is that when you play as a team your stats look like a team. A good defensive team doesn't have a lot of stats. Interesting Project, you are from Bowman, I would take 2 girls from there being named all state and run whether they derserve it or not.
I could care less if we were related...I don't think she deserved it...all I'm saying
How will Brittany react when she reads your post? I hope you're not hoping for a prom date or anything.
haha believe me...I'm not hoping for a prom date from her anytime soon...I just didn't like the support that the girls showed the guys team this year because the girls were soooooooooooooooo good and the boys went on a little bit of a slump...treat others as you would want to be treated, so I am treating them like they treated the guys team...
scoobyx2 wrote:I think if you are a returning All-Stater, and continue to play solid ball to help your team stay in the top 10 all year, reach the State Tournament championship, and play strong along another All-Stater, you have earned at least a serious look at making the All-State team again. Also, there may be other players with better stats but it could have been viewed that they didn't accomplish what Anderson did with her team. Congratulations to all of the girls who made the team. It is hard to earn individual recognition in Class B so they all must be outstanding ball players to have caught the eye of the media.
bigpoppakdog wrote:I remember a Mr. Basketball winner some 15 years ago now who wasn't good enough to play intra-mural ball in college...so sometimes I wonder how players are selected for awards..
bigpoppakdog wrote:he was the slowest basketball player I had ever seen.
bigpoppakdog wrote:scoobyx2 wrote:I think if you are a returning All-Stater, and continue to play solid ball to help your team stay in the top 10 all year, reach the State Tournament championship, and play strong along another All-Stater, you have earned at least a serious look at making the All-State team again. Also, there may be other players with better stats but it could have been viewed that they didn't accomplish what Anderson did with her team. Congratulations to all of the girls who made the team. It is hard to earn individual recognition in Class B so they all must be outstanding ball players to have caught the eye of the media.
Teryl Norton as a junior was all-state and as a senior led her team to the state championship the following year...barely made the 2nd team...had poorer stats, but sometimes you have to take into account things you won't find on the stat sheet...so things aren't always guaranteed. Always have 2 - 3 players that could legitimately say they were "hosed."
I remember a Mr. Basketball winner some 15 years ago now who wasn't good enough to play intra-mural ball in college...so sometimes I wonder how players are selected for awards..
baller01 wrote:I'm not knocking Valerie Scherr but how does she honestly get on? She is a great player, no doubt, but she wasn't even the best player on her team let alone one of the best in the state. Fettig averaged something like 15 and 10 while shooting 70+% from the field. Both Meiklejohn (Region 3 Senior of the Year) from LaMoure, Feist (District 6 Player of the Year) from Linton, and Kaiser (Argueably better then both of those two) from Linton deserved it most the Scherr. But anways, congrats to Scherr.
project-pat wrote:tellmeaboutit wrote:project-pat wrote:wahoo wrote:ndfan wrote:project-pat wrote:Brittany Anderson season stats (including post season)
FG 102 for 273 (37.4%)
3PT 29 for 102 (28.4%)
Points 282
PPG 10.4
RPG 4.04
Assists 74
Turnovers 61
Blocks 8
Steals 46
hmmmmm I got nothing Project
I think what you are saying is that when you play as a team your stats look like a team. A good defensive team doesn't have a lot of stats. Interesting Project, you are from Bowman, I would take 2 girls from there being named all state and run whether they derserve it or not.
I could care less if we were related...I don't think she deserved it...all I'm saying
How will Brittany react when she reads your post? I hope you're not hoping for a prom date or anything.
haha believe me...I'm not hoping for a prom date from her anytime soon...I just didn't like the support that the girls showed the guys team this year because the girls were soooooooooooooooo good and the boys went on a little bit of a slump...treat others as you would want to be treated, so I am treating them like they treated the guys team...
baller01 wrote:I'm not knocking Valerie Scherr but how does she honestly get on? She is a great player, no doubt, but she wasn't even the best player on her team let alone one of the best in the state. Fettig averaged something like 15 and 10 while shooting 70+% from the field. Both Meiklejohn (Region 3 Senior of the Year) from LaMoure, Feist (District 6 Player of the Year) from Linton, and Kaiser (Argueably better then both of those two) from Linton deserved it most the Scherr. But anways, congrats to Scherr.
ICU wrote:baller01 wrote:I'm not knocking Valerie Scherr but how does she honestly get on? She is a great player, no doubt, but she wasn't even the best player on her team let alone one of the best in the state. Fettig averaged something like 15 and 10 while shooting 70+% from the field. Both Meiklejohn (Region 3 Senior of the Year) from LaMoure, Feist (District 6 Player of the Year) from Linton, and Kaiser (Argueably better then both of those two) from Linton deserved it most the Scherr. But anways, congrats to Scherr.
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 8 guests