RaceToTheTop

Baye Fall to Rutgers. Blake Harper to Creighton.

Josh Harris averaged 13.4 points and 7.1 rebounds in just 22.5 minutes as a freshman. Against power five teams -- four games against South Carolina, Georgia Tech, Georgia, and Nebraska: four games: 22 mpg, 11.5 points, 5 rebounds, 19 of 33 from the field (58%).

The two players you are talking about were the top two scorers and rebounders on said team and they were a freshman and sophomore.

IU had shown interest in Houston's Terrance Arceneaux -- he has now committed to NC State. Also showed some interest in Idaho State's Dylan Darling -- he has now committed to St. John's.

You mean like Conerway?

That said, Conerway is a combo guard who can guard wings and rebounds like a wing.

Your silly

Umm....are you saying that Dean Garrett and Noah Vonlah played over 300 college games each? Vonleh and Garrett's numbers you are citing are from the NBA, lol.

Did you just use Jared Odle production in comparison to Thomas, Garrett, and Vonleh? Ummm......

If only there were numbers that existed between 25 and 30..........

I'm not even sure what I had for breakfast this morning and we have people who are already sure about how much a player will play that they never have watched anything but a transfer portal reel.

Playing 13 or so minutes per game in non-conference games and then 10 minutes per game in conference is VERY common for a player coming off the bench......bench players play more minutes per game in blow outs than not.

You do show optimism in spurts, but can you admit that the DNPs you stated that Alexis had were from injury and not your suggestion that it was because of his play? https://www.on3.com/teams/florida-gators/news/sam-alexis-injury-update-when-will-the-florida-forward-be-back/

You do realize that the DNPs were because he had an ankle injury that he sustained on February 11th and it got reaggraviated again when trying to return? He didn't play from February 11th on except for one sole minute to run the clock out in a sweet sixteen game. Your statement that he got DNP's in 'games that mattered the most'....THAT'S not accurate.

FWIW, the addition of Dorn and Alexis moves IU from 35 to 31 on Torvik.

I'm finding that players enter so quickly that often they don't get rated. On3 seems to be a little better about it.

Huh? He was in the eight man rotation of the national champion team. And check his numbers compared to Alex Condon if he played Condon's minutes: Condon 10.6 points, 7.5 rebounds, 1.3 blocks Alexis 9.9 points, 7.4 rebounds, 1.3 blocks

Two years ago it projected Peyton Sparks to play more than 20 mph and Malik Reneau to play 18 mpg

Luke Goode replacement

From a shot blocking perspective, Jeff Newton deserves mention.

Dorm fits the Luke Goode position, especially if Goode doesn’t get a waiver

Three pointers made/game over their career and three point career percentage: Enright: 1.0; 37% Conerway: 1.0; 29% Wilkerson: 2.1; 40% Miles: 1.6; 33% Drake: 0.9; 39% DeVries: 2.5: 37% Bailey: 0.4: 31% TOTAL: 9.5 out of 26.6; 36% Obviously the minute distribution isn't established, but we know Sisley is a good shooter (might not get a ton of time as a freshman, though) and if Goode were granted another season, that is a lot of guys you have to guard from three. I would expect that unlike the past zillion years the three point shot is going to be a huge part of IU's offense.

Miller is a much better rim protector than Bailey but isn't as skilled offensively.

I like that Dorn would have two years of eligibility left, but how's he fit with who we have currently? Seems like the 1/2/3 positions are getting pretty full. But hey if this works, mannnnn do we have a lot of three point shooting.

Travis Perry, Kentucky.6’1 guard, three years eligibility Good one: Desmond Claude, USC. 15.8 pts, 3.5 rebounds, 4.2 asterisks. 6’6”