Re: Player of the year
Posted: Tue Feb 01, 2022 10:19 am
if Bayse has won the last 2, and still playing at a high level, id say its hers until someone else knocks her off.
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It depends a lot of what the team's records are and if each of them makes the others around them better. Numbers matter, but making the team better is way more important. I would pick #3 or 4, but depending on who was on the better TEAM would make the decision for me.BigCatBuck wrote: ↑Mon Jan 31, 2022 4:16 pm Who would be your player of the year:
Player 1: Shooting guard. Can score from anywhere. 23 points per game on 24 shots, 1 steal, 1 assist, 4 TO, 4 rebounds, gives up 12 points on defense
Player 2: Point guard. 10 points per game on 5 shots, 4 steals, 7 assists, 7 rebounds, and holds player 1 to 6 points, others do not score except an occasional foul shot.
Player 3: Shooting guard. Record breaking 3 baller. 24 points per game on 12 shots , 0 steals, 1 assist, 2 TO, 2 rebounds, gives up 8 points on defense
Player 4: Post. 12 points per game, 12 rebounds per game. 2 blocks per game, limits opposition to 1 shot most times.
Rank your choice. No easy outs with I'd take them all. Your player of the year is...
Playing a game is about winning. POY shouldn't be about points only. Certainly points are a big part of a game. But like you said, I'll take that player that does whatever it takes to win, unselfish. At least half of that work comes on the defensive side of the floor. Official POY typically comes down to points. Shame.MadeInRossCounty wrote: ↑Tue Feb 01, 2022 8:20 amGood question. POY has a lot of different dynamics. I think it starts with points. If it went off rebounds, steals, assists, etc you would see more players trying to lead those stats specifically. To me, stats tell a lot, but also who played the best in the biggest games. Who is a good teammate, a leader in the locker room, has a good attitude, team goals first, whatever it takes for the team to win, unselfish. For example if player one has 20 points, but is selfish, bad body language when they aren't scoring, not engaged, but player two has 18 points a game and hustles non stop, always plays hard, easy to coach. Id say player two hands down.BigCatBuck wrote: ↑Mon Jan 31, 2022 4:16 pm Who would be your player of the year:
Player 1: Shooting guard. Can score from anywhere. 23 points per game on 24 shots, 1 steal, 1 assist, 4 TO, 4 rebounds, gives up 12 points on defense
Player 2: Point guard. 10 points per game on 5 shots, 4 steals, 7 assists, 7 rebounds, and holds player 1 to 6 points, others do not score except an occasional foul shot.
Player 3: Shooting guard. Record breaking 3 baller. 24 points per game on 12 shots , 0 steals, 1 assist, 2 TO, 2 rebounds, gives up 8 points on defense
Player 4: Post. 12 points per game, 12 rebounds per game. 2 blocks per game, limits opposition to 1 shot most times.
Rank your choice. No easy outs with I'd take them all. Your player of the year is...
Agree. It is a shame. Most people look just at scoring. Yes a player might get 25 points a game, which is good for their team. But how many shots does it take to get that 25, that could hurt their team. Shooters shoot, but POY does everything, including scoring.BigCatBuck wrote: ↑Tue Feb 01, 2022 11:46 amPlaying a game is about winning. POY shouldn't be about points only. Certainly points are a big part of a game. But like you said, I'll take that player that does whatever it takes to win, unselfish. At least half of that work comes on the defensive side of the floor. Official POY typically comes down to points. Shame.MadeInRossCounty wrote: ↑Tue Feb 01, 2022 8:20 amGood question. POY has a lot of different dynamics. I think it starts with points. If it went off rebounds, steals, assists, etc you would see more players trying to lead those stats specifically. To me, stats tell a lot, but also who played the best in the biggest games. Who is a good teammate, a leader in the locker room, has a good attitude, team goals first, whatever it takes for the team to win, unselfish. For example if player one has 20 points, but is selfish, bad body language when they aren't scoring, not engaged, but player two has 18 points a game and hustles non stop, always plays hard, easy to coach. Id say player two hands down.BigCatBuck wrote: ↑Mon Jan 31, 2022 4:16 pm Who would be your player of the year:
Player 1: Shooting guard. Can score from anywhere. 23 points per game on 24 shots, 1 steal, 1 assist, 4 TO, 4 rebounds, gives up 12 points on defense
Player 2: Point guard. 10 points per game on 5 shots, 4 steals, 7 assists, 7 rebounds, and holds player 1 to 6 points, others do not score except an occasional foul shot.
Player 3: Shooting guard. Record breaking 3 baller. 24 points per game on 12 shots , 0 steals, 1 assist, 2 TO, 2 rebounds, gives up 8 points on defense
Player 4: Post. 12 points per game, 12 rebounds per game. 2 blocks per game, limits opposition to 1 shot most times.
Rank your choice. No easy outs with I'd take them all. Your player of the year is...
Agree. Something else to consider, Bayse gets double teamed, maybe triple teamed, box and 1, every game and is currently 5th on the all time scoring list...soggybottomtopper wrote: ↑Tue Feb 01, 2022 12:25 pm If I am not mistaken Huntington and Adena close out the season. So will get to see Bayse and Garrison close it out. But, watching Bayse close out Unioto with 38 points and 18 rebounds, then follow that up with a closeout over Paint Valley with 40 points and 22 rebounds, I am not sure how Bayse loses the award.
Ok. So who do you think will win it? Not shoulda, coulda, woulda.Marauders19 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 01, 2022 7:11 pm Tvc player of year should be Mallory… so many coaches make the mistake on voting the MVP for the best team that does not always mean the best player. Vinton County has had the most valuable player in this league for the last 3 or 4 years and probably Bartoe this year also from Vinton County.. League mvp should go to the best player not the best team
Didn't Mallory get outplayed last night? How many turnovers did she have? Or how many bad passes? She had 20 points Alex girl had 36
If you are the best player in the league' play like the best when you go up against strong teams in the league which she doesn't