Never heard of Dante Thomas but Shaq definiteley got robbed. You could even make a case for Zach Brown on Most Improved.
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Originally posted by Dan View PostNever heard of Dante Thomas but Shaq definiteley got robbed. You could even make a case for Zach Brown on Most Improved.
Zach made greater strides statistically than Shaq. I'd look at comparing Zach against McIntosh or Olaniyan. The others make a better case to be on this team.
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Originally posted by HockeyShock View PostThere's a very real possibility that we'll repeat this next year with Shaq as POY and Landry as FOY.
Now, if Landry steps into Fred's shoes, both figuratively AND literally, especially as chief motivator of the Shaq Wall, then he most certainly will deserve FOY!
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Originally posted by Bluzrover View PostMan, I so want this to be true, but I'm not yet convinced Shaq will be as motivated next year like he has been this year and we all know why.
Now, if Landry steps into Fred's shoes, both figuratively AND literally, especially as chief motivator of the Shaq Wall, then he most certainly will deserve FOY!
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Originally posted by Bluzrover View PostMan, I so want this to be true, but I'm not yet convinced Shaq will be as motivated next year like he has been this year and we all know why.
Now, if Landry steps into Fred's shoes, both figuratively AND literally, especially as chief motivator of the Shaq Wall, then he most certainly will deserve FOY!
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The omission of Shaq on all these lists is confounding. Watched him manhandle every post player in this league this season. Also don't understand the lack of respect that Ron gets. IMO, he should have not only been the DPOY, but he should have been the MVP. Ron does a lot of things for the Shocks that just don't show up in the stats. He can play multiple positions, defends the other teams best player on most nights, rebounds well, scores well, really has no weaknesses. I am happy for Fred as the league MVP, but was really hoping Ron would eventually get his just deserts.
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Originally posted by Wild Heiny View PostThe omission of Shaq on all these lists is confounding. Watched him manhandle every post player in this league this season. Also don't understand the lack of respect that Ron gets. IMO, he should have not only been the DPOY, but he should have been the MVP. Ron does a lot of things for the Shocks that just don't show up in the stats. He can play multiple positions, defends the other teams best player on most nights, rebounds well, scores well, really has no weaknesses. I am happy for Fred as the league MVP, but was really hoping Ron would eventually get his just deserts.
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Originally posted by Stickboy46 View PostGrady is Captain of the All-Bench Team.
Grady and McDuffie on the All-Bench team
No one made the Most Improved team ... That's a joke
MVC All-Bench
Nick Banyard, Ill St
Mislav Brzoja, UE
Klint Carlson, UNI
Anton Grady, WSU
Markis McDuffie, WSU
Leo Vincent, SIU
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Originally posted by Wild Heiny View PostThe omission of Shaq on all these lists is confounding. Watched him manhandle every post player in this league this season. Also don't understand the lack of respect that Ron gets. IMO, he should have not only been the DPOY, but he should have been the MVP. Ron does a lot of things for the Shocks that just don't show up in the stats. He can play multiple positions, defends the other teams best player on most nights, rebounds well, scores well, really has no weaknesses. I am happy for Fred as the league MVP, but was really hoping Ron would eventually get his just deserts.
Mock - 67 minutes, 25 points, 28 rebounds, 4 blocks, 8 fouls
Shaq - 25 minutes, 10 points, 6 rebounds, 0 blocks, 9 fouls
Had Shaq played the same numbers of minutes, 27 points, 16 rebounds, 0 blocks, and 24 fouls.
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Shaq's biggest obstacle is going to be staying on the court, both from a conditioning and fouling standpoint. I have no doubt he was the 2nd best post in the league this year - when he's playing. He just needs to stay on the court more so it shows up on the stat sheets.
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I think Shaq was probably snubbed, but that's because I saw a lot of what he did, especially as the season wore on. if you just look at stats, as most of the voters probably do (to the extent that a couple of them look at anything) it may not be so apparent. And there's no question that he still has work to do on his consistency.
Maybe if he feels slighted he can use this as a chip on the shoulder the way his mentor LeFred, and the Shocks as a whole team, have been so good at doing in recent years. A little extra motivation couldn't possibly hurt, especially next season when he may still need a boost from a source other than the one he's been helped by this time around.
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Shaq is a stud! He was the second best big in the league this year and will be the best next year. That said, he didn't deserve any awards this year. He wasn't consistent and didn't play enough minutes. He will not be POY next year; in fact, I believe he won't be a first team selection. He WILL be a key reason why we win the MVC for a fourth straight season.Livin the dream
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Congratulations to all of our truly outstanding players who won MVC awards and to our entire team who contributed in assisting them in earning these well deserved recognitions.
And undoubtedly, next year (and if appropriate, whatever years thereafter), we will continue to see WSU players harvest these same well earned MVC honors.
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