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2019 Conference POY Picks

Carsen Edwards
Cassius Winston
Jordan Murphy
Juwan Morgan
Ethan Happ

That's who I got for preseason All-B1G first team. Could honestly see anyone of them winning PotY as well.
 
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Deathclutch said:
Carsen Edwards
Cassius Winston
Jordan Murphy
Juwan Morgan
Ethan Happ

That's who I got for preseason All-B1G first team. Could honestly see anyone of them winning PotY as well.
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Yep agree with that 1st Team but could see Charles Matthews or Zavier Simpson from Michigan making it too.
 
bignish said:
Feel free to add in your 1st team picks as well.

Big 10: Cassius Winston
ACC: RJ Barrett
SEC: Tremont Waters
Big 12: Barry Brown
PAC 12: Bol Bol
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Never heard of any of these guys. NCAA BB is dead
 
bignish said:
Feel free to add in your 1st team picks as well.

Big 10: Cassius Winston
ACC: RJ Barrett
SEC: Tremont Waters
Big 12: Barry Brown
PAC 12: Bol Bol
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How is Barry Brown going to be the Big 12 POY when he won't even be the best player on his team? He won't even be 1st team All-Big 12. The POY is going to be Dedric Lawson and it won't even be close.

Wigginton
Grimes
Lawson
Wade
Konate
 
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ACC:
1. RJ Barrett, Duke
2. Luke Maye, North Carolina
3. Tyus Battle, Syracuse
4. Justin Robinson, Virgina Tech
5. Kyle Guy, Virginia

Big East:
1. Shamorie Ponds, St.John's
2. Markus Howard, Marquette
3. Phil Booth, Villanova
4. Kamar Baldwin, Butler
5. Jessie Govan, Georgetown

Big 10:
1. Ethan Happ, Wisconsin
2. Cassius Winston, Michigan State
3. Carsen Edwards, Purdue
4. Anthony Cowan, Maryland
5. Jordan Murphy, Minnesota

Big 12:
1. Dedric Lawson, Kansas
2. Dean Wade, Kansas State
3. Sagaba Konate, West Virginia
4. Jaylen Fisher, TCU
5. Udoka Azubuike, Kansas

Pac-12:
1. Payton Pritchard, Oregon
2. Bennie Boatwright, USC
3. Remy Martin, Arizona State
4. Kris Wilkes, UCLA
5. Tres Tinkle, Oregon State

SEC:
1. Reid Travis, Kentucky
2. Tremont Waters, LSU
3. Grant Williams, Tennessee
4. Quinndary Weatherspoon, Miss. State
5. Austin Wiley, Auburn


Honorable Mention:
Nassir Little, UNC
Cam Reddish, Duke
Ky Bowman, Boston College
Eric Paschall, Villanova
Joe Cremo, Villanova
Charles Matthews, Michigan
Romeo Langford, Indiana
Nick Ward, Michigan State
James Palmer, Nebraska
Barry Brown, Kansas State
Quentin Grimes, Kansas
Matt Coleman, Texas
Bol Bol, Oregon
Jaylen Nowell, Washington
Ashton Hagans, Kentucky
Daniel Gafford, Arkansas
Bryce Brown, Auburn
 
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Where are you guy's getting Cassius Winston? I can think of at least 10 other players in the Big Ten that will be better than him.
 
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dukedevilz said:
ACC:
1. RJ Barrett, Duke
2. Luke Maye, North Carolina
3. Tyus Battle, Syracuse
4. Justin Robinson, Virgina Tech
5. Kyle Guy, Virginia

Big East:
1. Shamorie Ponds, St.John's
2. Markus Howard, Marquette
3. Phil Booth, Villanova
4. Kamar Baldwin, Butler
5. Jessie Govan, Georgetown

Big 10:
1. Ethan Happ, Wisconsin
2. Cassius Winston, Michigan State
3. Carsen Edwards, Purdue
4. Anthony Cowan, Maryland
5. Jordan Murphy, Minnesota

Big 12:
1. Dedric Lawson, Kansas
2. Dean Wade, Kansas State
3. Sagaba Konate, West Virginia
4. Jaylen Fisher, TCU
5. Udoka Azubuike, Kansas

Pac-12:
1. Payton Pritchard, Oregon
2. Bennie Boatwright, USC
3. Remy Martin, Arizona State
4. Kris Wilkes, UCLA
5. Tres Tinkle, Oregon State

SEC:
1. Reid Travis, Kentucky
2. Tremont Waters, LSU
3. Grant Williams, Tennessee
4. Quinndary Weatherspoon, Miss. State
5. Austin Wiley, Auburn


Honorable Mention:
Nassir Little, UNC
Cam Reddish, Duke
Ky Bowman, Boston College
Eric Paschall, Villanova
Joe Cremo, Villanova
Charles Matthews, Michigan
Romeo Langford, Indiana
Nick Ward, Michigan State
James Palmer, Nebraska
Barry Brown, Kansas State
Quentin Grimes, Kansas
Matt Coleman, Texas
Bol Bol, Oregon
Jaylen Nowell, Washington
Ashton Hagans, Kentucky
Daniel Gafford, Arkansas
Bryce Brown, Auburn
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Ever heard of Lindell Wigginton?
 
gocubs2118 said:
Ever heard of Lindell Wigginton?
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Yes. Probably could have included him. But I didn't really think about Iowa State a whole lot as they were at least 4 games behind every team in the Big 12 last year. He's much more likely to have a better individual season than Doke, for example. But Azubuike is more likely to win POY as he's playing for a vastly superior team.
 
dukedevilz said:
Yes. Probably could have included him. But I didn't really think about Iowa State a whole lot as they were at least 4 games behind every team in the Big 12 last year. He's much more likely to have a better individual season than Doke, for example. But Azubuike is more likely to win POY as he's playing for a vastly superior team.
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This post wreaks of lack of research. Yes Iowa St was bad last year but they will be back in the top half of the Big 12 next year.
 
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Fansince72 said:
Where are you guy's getting Cassius Winston? I can think of at least 10 other players in the Big Ten that will be better than him.
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He averaged 12.6 ppg and 6.9apg with a ridiculous 68 TS%. He had a very good year last year and if he shoots anywhere close to as good as he did,
he is going to have another very good year.
 
dukedevilz said:
ACC:
1. RJ Barrett, Duke
2. Luke Maye, North Carolina
3. Tyus Battle, Syracuse
4. Justin Robinson, Virgina Tech
5. Kyle Guy, Virginia

Big East:
1. Shamorie Ponds, St.John's
2. Markus Howard, Marquette
3. Phil Booth, Villanova
4. Kamar Baldwin, Butler
5. Jessie Govan, Georgetown

Big 10:
1. Ethan Happ, Wisconsin
2. Cassius Winston, Michigan State
3. Carsen Edwards, Purdue
4. Anthony Cowan, Maryland
5. Jordan Murphy, Minnesota

Big 12:
1. Dedric Lawson, Kansas
2. Dean Wade, Kansas State
3. Sagaba Konate, West Virginia
4. Jaylen Fisher, TCU
5. Udoka Azubuike, Kansas

Pac-12:
1. Payton Pritchard, Oregon
2. Bennie Boatwright, USC
3. Remy Martin, Arizona State
4. Kris Wilkes, UCLA
5. Tres Tinkle, Oregon State

SEC:
1. Reid Travis, Kentucky
2. Tremont Waters, LSU
3. Grant Williams, Tennessee
4. Quinndary Weatherspoon, Miss. State
5. Austin Wiley, Auburn


Honorable Mention:
Nassir Little, UNC
Cam Reddish, Duke
Ky Bowman, Boston College
Eric Paschall, Villanova
Joe Cremo, Villanova
Charles Matthews, Michigan
Romeo Langford, Indiana
Nick Ward, Michigan State
James Palmer, Nebraska
Barry Brown, Kansas State
Quentin Grimes, Kansas
Matt Coleman, Texas
Bol Bol, Oregon
Jaylen Nowell, Washington
Ashton Hagans, Kentucky
Daniel Gafford, Arkansas
Bryce Brown, Auburn
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No Juwan Morgan? How do you not at least have him as an Honorable mention? He'll he very well could be BTPOY preseason pick. At worse he's 2nd team.
 
IUfanBorden said:
Yep. In all likelihood, he's the preseason fav for BTPOY.
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bignish said:
Yep agree with that 1st Team but could see Charles Matthews or Zavier Simpson from Michigan making it too.
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If we’re talking end of season I’d put money on Jordan Poole over those two. He’s going to have a monster breakout this year
 
B-Westy said:
Cassius Winston lol what?
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#1 in Assists
#1 in Assist %
#1 in TS%
#1 in Offensive Win Shares
#1 in Offensive Rating
#1 in Offensive Box Plus-Minus

Those were his conference ranks last season. Yeah he only averaged 12.6 points a game, but they were incredibly efficient and he was one of the best passers in college basketball.
 
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Deathclutch said:
#1 in Assists
#1 in Assist %
#1 in TS%
#1 in Offensive Win Shares
#1 in Offensive Rating
#1 in Offensive Box Plus-Minus

Those were his conference ranks last season. Yeah he only averaged 12.6 points a game, but they were incredibly efficient and he was one of the best passers in college basketball.
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Sub-par defender & will be handicapped at the end of the day by his lack of athleticism scoring ability. He’s not POY material.
 
B-Westy said:
Sub-par defender & will be handicapped at the end of the day by his lack of athleticism scoring ability. He’s not POY material.
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Feel like this is a copy and paste post about Frank Kaminsky from the 2015 conference/NCAA player of the year thread.
 
IUfanBorden said:
No Juwan Morgan? How do you not at least have him as an Honorable mention? He'll he very well could be BTPOY preseason pick. At worse he's 2nd team.
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He probably deserves some consideration. I was mostly going from memory, so I'm sure there are a few noticeable absences from my list.
 
B-Westy said:
Sub-par defender & will be handicapped at the end of the day by his lack of athleticism scoring ability. He’s not POY material.
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There are countless college point guards who weren’t extremely athletic but had good scoring ability. Frank Mason, to use a recent example.

Cassius can score, at an extremely high efficiency. He has nice touch and can be crafty down low. Best shooter and passer in the Big Ten last year. I’d say he has a shot.

That’s being said, I don’t think he wins it. I’ll bet he’s all Big Ten first team along with Ethan Happ, Juwan Morgan, Charles Matthews, and Carsen Edwards.
 
MGC_07 said:
There are countless college point guards who weren’t extremely athletic but had good scoring ability. Frank Mason, to use a recent example.

Cassius can score, at an extremely high efficiency. He has nice touch and can be crafty down low. Best shooter and passer in the Big Ten last year. I’d say he has a shot.

That’s being said, I don’t think he wins it. I’ll bet he’s all Big Ten first team along with Ethan Happ, Juwan Morgan, Charles Matthews, and Carsen Edwards.
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It will be interesting to see how his efficiency is impacted as he has to shoulder more of the offensive load. Same is clearly true of Edwards at Purdue. But I think the success of MSU will be largely defined by how the trio of Winston, Ward, and Langford adjust to more prominent roles.
 
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CardinalBoiler said:
It will be interesting to see how his efficiency is impacted as he has to shoulder more of the offensive load. Same is clearly true of Edwards at Purdue. But I think the success of MSU will be largely defined by how the trio of Winston, Ward, and Langford adjust to more prominent roles.
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I completely agree, there is no way he can maintain that level of efficiency if he is the first option, but you can’t disregard how crazy those stats are. He shot great. He’s a good shooter, no doubt about it. He was actually at 60 something percent for a while til he went through a slump of shooting about 45% from three, which brought him down to mid 50’s.

I really think Langford is the key to this teams success. We know what Ward and Cash can do, but if he can turn into an (EFFICIENT) outside scoring threat and reliable defender that would immensely help out MSU.
 
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