49% from 2, 35% from 3. 45% overall.
I'm not interested in assist to turnover ratio as he's a wing and not a point guard. I'll let McConnell worry about that.
Your point was that he doesn't possess ANY offensive skills, but that's just patently false. Those nonexistent offensive skills you reference are going to make him a Top 5 pick in the draft this year (hint: he's not going to be drafted on defensive prowess).
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If you look at conference only which eliminates the cupcakes(and some good teams UA played too obviously), SJ is shooting 43% overall 27 from 3 and putting up just under 14 PPG.
Certainly not bad but he's definitely not been great.
I always said of him in HS he just physically overpowers guys, when he gets to college that won't happen. He still does do it but not as easily. He got better, he went from a kid I didn't want at UCLA to a kid I did want his last year of HS.
He's a more skilled offensive player than Gordon was, I think his biggest issue is Gordon was so unselfish, SJ isn't, and Gordon was such an insanely good defender. Stanley is a very good rebounder for his position and seems to get 2 of those jump the passing lane steals a game, usually at key moments. Very good player, I think TJ is the MVP for UA.
I think the surprise for UA in conference in a bad way has been Rondae, still a very good player but I suspect he's played his way out of the lottery with his shooting issues.
York has been a major surprise to me, much better than I expected he'd be this year.
