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Two games in a row with high turnovers. KJ needs to get that figured out.
That's sort of like what Marisah Henderson has been doing for the Lady Shockers, high assists and high turnovers.
Which is tolerable, considering what she brings to a team just hoping to avoid the basement. But if you want to compete for a conference title, at least half of those TOs need to be eliminated. Playing against D1 defenses isn't going to help.
Are those TO numbers consistent for KJ? Are we just learning about this because we're finally seeing full boxscores? Or is it just an anomole?
I just did a quick Prouty Rating on that game. Manigault had a 0.694 and Jennings had a 0.564. Of course the 10-0 record helps.
Manigault's Offensive Efficiency was 0.649 compared to Jennings 0.571.
His Total Offense was 1.000 compared to Jennings 0.633.
His Possessions Gained was 0.429 compared to Jennings 0.300.
His Win Rating was 0.700 compared to Jennings 0.750.
At least in this game Manigault was the better overall player.
Pinewood lost in the championship game last night to Christ School 73-63. KJ had 20 points, 4 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 blocked shot, 2 steals, and 8 turnovers.
I think we all need to relax about the TO issue. High school ball is much different than Div I. I trust HCGM will get the most out of this kid and as KJ matures he will learn how to make better decisions.
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Shocker Football...Alive in '95 errr 2005 errr 2025!!
Overall, Pinewood had a pretty good tournament. In the championship game they held Duke signee Mason Plumlee to just six points, but Lakeem Jackson, a South Carolina signee who the Shox were heavily recruiting, put up 23. While KJ does appear to be turnover prone, he obviously brings several other things to the table. I'm confident that once KJ gets here and learns the system that things will take care of themselves. One thing I know for sure, I'm excited to see him play next year wearing the black and gold.
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