Who wins POY in the NCAA?

[ABEHONEST]

Check Suggs stats out:



J. Suggs G #35 7-11 shooting/ 2-4 Threes/ 2-2 ft. /1 of rb /9 df rb/10 rbs total /8 asst /3 to /3 pf /18 pnts.
These look like POY stats to me. And his team is in the Final Four.

Baylor has a couple candidates, too, but are they as good as Suggs, all-around?

[Jayvegas420]

Garza

[jtoler]

[ABEHONEST]

I know, I've read about him for months.
But why him? His team was ripped by an underdog team in the NCAA.
He's not a complete player at all. Big strong guy, sure, not that quick and I would even call him, slow. If he's open, well, we're talking college ball--he can hit that three, but on the next level, unless he lives on the perimeter, he be lucky to get open from 20 foot or more.

Will he ever make the NBA all-star team? Very doubtful? But I guarantee you, one of the 2021 college players will, and probably 2 or three more will, too.

Winners should be chosen for that award. Sorry, but he just couldn't get the job done.
And if he was more talented, I do believe they could have made the Final Four, or Elite 8?

[DrunkHorseplayer]

Suggs wins it easily.

[johnnyvegas13]

Suggs is the best player this year

[ABEHONEST]

I agree.

Potentially, another MJ.
But, we know the NCAA voters think differently many times.
As long as Gonzaga wins the championship, how can they give it to Garza, who is still the favorite?
Suggs better stay healthy, too.

Maybe, the best college basketball athlete, ever? Lov the guy.

[johnnyvegas13]

I don’t really see the Jordan comparison

but Suggs a great player of his own

[jtoler]

I don’t really see the Jordan comparison

but Suggs a great player of his own

me neither...at all

[cincinnatikid513]

get off ur guy suggs kawk already


embarrassing abe

[gummo]

Timme

[MinnesotaFats]

The UCLA kid that's got 120 points in the tourney so far

[johnnyvegas13]

The UCLA kid that's got 120 points in the tourney so far

Juzang ya too bad he is there only good player tho

[jtoler]

2021 kenpom.com Player of the Year Standings

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
Data through games of Tuesday, March 30

1	Drew Timme, Gonzaga 6-10 · 235 · So · Richardson, TX	2.110
2	Luka Garza, Iowa 6-11 · 265 · Sr · Washington, DC	1.903
3	Evan Mobley, USC 7-0 · 215 · Fr · Murrieta, CA	1.659
4	Cameron Krutwig, Loyola Chicago 6-9 · 255 · Sr · Algonquin, IL	1.611
5	Ayo Dosunmu, Illinois 6-5 · 200 · Jr · Chicago, IL	1.499
6	Kofi Cockburn, Illinois 7-0 · 285 · So · Kingston, Jamaica	1.459
7	Jalen Suggs, Gonzaga 6-4 · 205 · Fr · West St. Paul, MN	1.444
8	Jared Butler, Baylor 6-3 · 195 · Jr · Reserve, LA	1.430
9	Quentin Grimes, Houston 6-5 · 205 · Jr · The Woodlands, TX	1.405
10	Corey Kispert, Gonzaga 6-7 · 220 · Sr · Edmonds, WA	1.397

[johnnyvegas13]

There is a difference between best player and best season

best player Suggs hands down

[ABEHONEST]

I don’t really see the Jordan comparison

but Suggs a great player of his own

Jordan was not as athletic at Suggs' age.

But....later, after turning into this outrageous, physical, human specimen, sure. But that was in his NBA days.
I read some interesting stores about MJ on the net, but mostly, from his own teammates and some other NBA players. One came from Celtic's former center, Parish, who was 7'1. He said he thought MJ was going to hit him many times, and he said, "if he did, I was going to slug him." Lol

They all stated: "You better play your rear off or MJ would terrorize you."
And he would intimidate many, many opposing NBA players, too. Size didn't matter.

On the court, or in the locker room, he was totally in charge, and he made sure you knew it, too.
This was all new news to me, but, after looking at the player's who testified, I believe every word.

[cincinnatikid513]

suggs isn't even that good