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  • #76
    Re: Seth Tuttle

    Originally posted by The Flying Squirrel View Post
    I thought Jake Koch would have been a good bet for All Defensive Team


    I am sure many here agree with you.

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    • #77
      Re: Seth Tuttle

      Echinique is a joke as DPOY. Creighton is an awful defensive team, so how can they have the best defensive player?

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      • #78
        Re: Seth Tuttle

        While I like a good shot blocker on my team, blocking shots alone doesn't make you a good defensive player.

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        • #80
          Re: Seth Tuttle

          Congratulations Seth, well deserved. You and Deon give us a lot of hope for the next few years.

          Agree Creighton is a terrible defensive team, no way he should have been DPOY.

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          • #81
            Re: Seth Tuttle

            I agree BC - TERRIBLE Choice DPY.

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            • #82
              Re: Seth Tuttle

              Speaking of Creighton, the other night when Creighton escaped the the Trees, the broadcast team was hyping Dougie Fresh in the league of Larry & Oscar. While Dougie is a good/borderline great offensive player as a sophomore, he was nowhere in the same league as those two, scoring wise.

              The broadcast flashed a graphic that had Larry at 918 points and Oscar at 984 points in their respective sophomore years. Doug was a bit over 600 at that point. As of yesterday, at the end of the 30 game regular season, McDollars Jr had 692 points. The devil was in the details, as they say:

              Larry Bird sophomore season 1976-77 - 918 over 28 regular season games

              Oscar Robertson sophomore season 1957-58 - 984 over 28 regular season games


              BTW - the NCAA did not finalize the three point line until 1986, though various conferences had their own rules for the 5 years before that. Doug made 45 threes this year. Also, the NCAA shot clock was not in effect until about the same time. Wikipedia cites an example of an 11-6 Tennessee win over Temple in a 1973 collegiate basketball game. Scoring was a bit different before 1986.
              Last edited by Trapped in California; 02-28-2012, 07:37 PM.

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              • #83
                Re: Seth Tuttle

                Originally posted by Trapped in California View Post
                Speaking of Creighton, the other night when Creighton escaped the the Trees, the broadcast team was hyping Dougie Fresh in the league of Larry & Oscar. While Dougie is a good/borderline great offensive player as a sophomore, he was nowhere in the same league as those two, scoring wise.

                The broadcast flashed a graphic that had Larry at 918 points and Oscar at 984 points in their respective sophomore years. Doug was a bit over 600 at that point. As of yesterday, at the end of the 30 game regular season, McDollars Jr had 692 points. The devil was in the details, as they say:

                Larry Bird sophomore season 1976-77 - 918 over 28 regular season games

                Oscar Robertson sophomore season 1957-58 - 984 over 28 regular season games
                To be fair to Doug, those two also took around 300 more shots than he did. If he made around 50% of those remaining shots, it'd be around the same amount of points as them.
                "I promise there will be a big play in March from me. I have thought about it all year and I know its coming. I can just feel it." - Ali Farokhmanesh, weeks before March Madness

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                • #84
                  Re: Seth Tuttle

                  Tuttle is so good and tough around the basket. I don't want to get greedy but you have to wonder how good he can be with experience and some more time in the weight room.
                  Congrats to him on the great honor.
                  "My role is to lead, plain and simple. . . .I with the help of my staff and our administration, we will lead." --Ben Jacobson

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                  • #85
                    Re: Seth Tuttle

                    Originally posted by CFBalla View Post
                    To be fair to Doug, those two also took around 300 more shots than he did. If he made around 50% of those remaining shots, it'd be around the same amount of points as them.
                    Just saying comparing Doug to those two is just a mistake.


                    BTW - Congrats to Tuttle. With 20-30 more pounds of muscle, I look forward to the possibility of him taking it to Doug next year.

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                    • #86
                      Re: Seth Tuttle

                      I guess Jake wasn't kidding in October when he said Tuttle is ready to play and contribute this year. He kinda got my hopes up when he said that, and Tuttle exceeded everything I was hoping for. It's gonna be fun to watch him the next few years.
                      To avoid confusion - my username is baseball (Cy Young award) related, NOT for the Cyclones.

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                      • #87
                        Re: Seth Tuttle

                        If you had known before the season started that UNI would have two on the all freshmen team wouldnt you have expected a better year?

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                        • #88
                          Re: Seth Tuttle

                          Originally posted by run&blade View Post
                          If you had known before the season started that UNI would have two on the all freshmen team wouldnt you have expected a better year?
                          No, because how many teams have freshman that play a bunch of minutes? I don't have a clue, but it seems that the list to choose from wouldn't be huge.

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                          • #89
                            Re: Seth Tuttle

                            Originally posted by run&blade View Post
                            If you had known before the season started that UNI would have two on the all freshmen team wouldnt you have expected a better year?
                            Even lakes/JBB doesn't deserve being punched in the face as much as you do. Go check yourself into a mental ward, you obviously have an issue with experiencing joy/optimism.

                            If you would've said that before the summer my first thoughts would've been Mitchell kicked ass (which he did towards the end) and Olivier/Buss held their own. Tuttle wasn't even in my mind since some people on here were sure he needed more muscle before being able to compete in the MVC (which I agreed with).
                            Last edited by panther-state; 02-29-2012, 01:33 AM.

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                            • #90
                              Re: Seth Tuttle

                              Jake Koch should easily be on the all defense team. And Toure' Murry got screwed I think he should have been first team.

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