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Not true. Martin inherited 7 players that scored 53.1 ppg
Posted on: February 22, 2022 at 11:56:24 CT
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for him.
He left 6 players that scored 39 ppg......with some caveats.
All seven of the guys he inherited were regular players. Of the six that he left behind, three of them were scrubs and they are combined 6.5 points per game is not accurate because that only counts games they actually played in which were few and far between. In reality averaged out for the entire season that 6.5 PPG is probably closer to one maybe two PPG.
He inherited seven viable Missouri Valley players. He left behind three viable Missouri Valley players, and one of them was coming off of major injury and expected to play out of position as a point guard instead of his natural wing spot.
He left 6 players that scored 39 ppg......with some caveats.
All seven of the guys he inherited were regular players. Of the six that he left behind, three of them were scrubs and they are combined 6.5 points per game is not accurate because that only counts games they actually played in which were few and far between. In reality averaged out for the entire season that 6.5 PPG is probably closer to one maybe two PPG.
He inherited seven viable Missouri Valley players. He left behind three viable Missouri Valley players, and one of them was coming off of major injury and expected to play out of position as a point guard instead of his natural wing spot.
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Not true. Martin inherited 7 players that scored 53.1 ppg - alwaysright MU - 2/22 11:56:24