Mar 28, 2011

3/28/2011 10:35:00 PM
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The Brigham Young University COUGARS Season might have come to a halt....but the AWARDS for their Sharpshooter of a GUARD.....JIMMER FREDETTE keep coming in at a MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE Record Pace.

The 6-2 , 195 pound SENIOR from Glen Falls, New YORK, had one of the more memorable seasons ever in college basketball and to his conference. He becomes only the 2nd MOUNTAIN West Conference Player to ever win the Award.....the first being UTAH'S Center Andrew BOGUT in 2005.......and shattered a lot of BYU'S Scoring Records along the way.

JIMMER sets a school record 1,068 points in a season......finished his career at BYU with 2,599 total points......averaged 32.7 in the 2011 NCAA Tourney and led the nation in scoring at 28.9 ppg. The Combo G also led the nation in SHOTS made from the mid-court line......as his range is when he arrives at the GYM....unlimited........LOL.

The OSCAR ROBERTSON Trophy is names after one of the greatest College and PROFESSIONAL Players of our time. AS the "BIG O", as they called him on both levels, played and starred at CINCINATTI University for the BEARCATS. And the AWARD comes from the UNITED STATES BASKETBALL WRITERS ASSOCIATION.

Fredette seems to be in most MOCK DRAFT Boards a Consensus TOP 20 pick and i like his chances but buyer beware....he has a lot of former GA TECH ALUM Mark PRICE in him but also has some Gonzaga Alum in him as well.......namesakes like Richie FROHM and Dan DICKAU......you remember them boys from the ZAGS don't you.......in the NBA.......they didn't remember.

The Comparisons to MARK PRICE are fair because PRICE was a gamer like FREDETTE and JIMMER is more athletic and bigger which should mean he will be able to with stand contact.....and that's huge at the NBA LEVEL. I see him going to a team that needs to spread the floor more and open it up for the BIGS and SLASHERS.......ie NY KNICKERBOCKERS

1 comments:

Coach D said...

Jimmer was very good...loved watching highlights of him...we'll learn over time if he's great across the country or great for the mountain region.