Bricklayer
Don't Make Me Use The Bat
Point Guards
Darren Collisn: 7gms 26.1min 12.1pts (.527 .727 .704) 2.7reb 4.6ast 0.3stl 0.4blk 1.6TO 2.0FL
Ramon Sessin: 7gms 25.7min 11.6pts (.439 .500 .900) 1.7reb 4.9ast 0.9stl 0.0blk 1.6TO 0.7FL
Ray McCallum: 5gms 8.6min 2.4pts (.444 .500 1.000) 1.0reb 0.8ast 0.2stl 0.2blk 0.4TO 1.2FL
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Darren Collison: 7gms 26.1min 12.1pts (.527 .727 .704) 2.7reb 4.6ast 0.3stl 0.4blk 1.6TO 2.0FL
Until an unfortunate last game flameout (which btw explained almost singlehandedly why the starting lineup suddenly seemed so punchless and Cuz seemed so alone out there) Collison had a great preseason. Our second best payer of the preseason. maybe even our best until Cuz decided to step up and remind people he's Cuz. Check out the efficiency -- our struggles this preseason were not due to an IT related falloff in our PG play. It was our best preseason position other than C. Of course Collison has been around, he's not consistently this good. But during the preseason he was efficient, ran the offense, pressed on the break, and kept us moving forward offensively without ever looking like a star himself. Very good support player in preseason. Let's hope it carries over.
Gm1 - 27min 13pts (5-7FG, 2-2 3pt, 1-2FT) 4reb 6ast 0stl 0blk 1TO
Gm2- 25min 10pts (3-5FG, 0-0 3pt, 4-5FT) 1reb 5ast 0stl 1blk 4TO
Gm3- 26min 15pts (6-11FG, 1-1 3pt, 2-5FT) 3reb 4ast 0stl 1blk 0TO
Gm4- 25min 18pts (6-12FG, 4-6 3pt, 2-4FT) 3reb 6ast 1stl 0blk 0TO
Gm5- 27min 12pts (3-7FG, 0-0 3pt, 6-6FT) 2reb 3ast 1stl 0blk 2TO
Gm6- 30min 14pts (6-10FG, 1-2 3pt, 1-2FT) 5reb 6ast 0stl 1blk 3TO
Gm7- 22min 3pts (0-3FG, 0-0 3pt, 3-3FT) 1reb 2ast 0stl 0blk 1TO
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Ramon Sessions: 7gms 25.7min 11.6pts (.439 .500 .900) 1.7reb 4.9ast 0.9stl 0.0blk 1.6TO 0.7FL
And the good and the bad news is that our second best guard of the preseason happened to play the same position as our first best guard of the preseason. Sessions looked punchy and aggressive all preseason, and had a natural 6th man's type game with his constant attacking of the rim when he was in there. Now defensively there will always be issues, there were selfish moments that need to be corralled, at times his touch around the rim was abysmal, and he's not a natural three point shooter (perhaps less of a concern for a bencher than a starter next to Cousins). But all preseason long he was the bench punch/occasional starter punch that you would have hoped Landry would be. When he came in it was in full attack mode and things happened. If it continues, and assuming Rudy comes online that at least gives us 4 positions filled: C/SF/PG/6th.
Gm1 - 29min 14pts (3-8FG, 0-1 3pt, 8-9FT) 1reb 3ast 0stl 0blk 4TO
Gm2- 25min 6pts (2-6FG, 0-0 3pt, 2-2FT) 3reb 6ast 1stl 0blk 0TO
Gm3- 30min 18pts (7-12FG, 3-5 3pt, 1-1FT) 3reb 4ast 1stl 0blk 2TO
Gm4- 22min 9pts (2-5FG, 1-1 3pt, 4-4FT) 0reb 2ast 0stl 0blk 1TO
Gm5- 24min 11pts (4-6FG, 0-1 3pt, 3-4FT) 2reb 6ast 1stl 0blk 2TO
Gm6- 25min 10pts (3-11FG, 0-1 3pt, 4-4FT) 2reb 5ast 3stl 0blk 2TO
Gm7- 27min 13pts (4-9FG, 0-0 3pt, 5-6FT) 1reb 8ast 0stl 0blk 0TO
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Ray McCallum: 5gms 8.6min 2.4pts (.444 .500 1.000) 1.0reb 0.8ast 0.2stl 0.2blk 0.4TO 1.2FL
Playing behind our two best guards at the moment there don't look to be minutes for Ray, and until a short little burst in the final game which rather confusingly led to calls for him to be playing over the very effective Collison/Sessions tandem, he had been invisible all preseason, never moreso than in his one long 21 minute stint when he was out there but stayed conspicuously out of the fray just moving the ball to vets who largely ignored him. If he had a couple of inches he might threaten the passive McLemore/Stauskas duo, but unfortunately I think we're stuck with them.
Gm1- DNP
Gm2- 4min 0pts (0-0FG, 0-0 3pt, 0-0FT) 0reb 0ast 0stl 0blk 1TO
Gm3 - DNP
Gm4- 4min 3pts (1-2FG, 1-2 3pt, 0-0FT) 2reb 1ast 0stl 0blk 0TO
Gm5- 10min 2pts (0-0FG, 0-0 3pt, 2-2FT) 1reb 2ast 0stl 0blk 1TO
Gm6- 21min 0pts (0-3FG 0-1 3pt, 0-0FT) 1reb 1ast 1stl 1blk 0TO
Gm7- 4min 7pts (3-4FG 1-1 3pt, 0-0FT) 1reb 0ast 0stl 0blk 0TO
Darren Collisn: 7gms 26.1min 12.1pts (.527 .727 .704) 2.7reb 4.6ast 0.3stl 0.4blk 1.6TO 2.0FL
Ramon Sessin: 7gms 25.7min 11.6pts (.439 .500 .900) 1.7reb 4.9ast 0.9stl 0.0blk 1.6TO 0.7FL
Ray McCallum: 5gms 8.6min 2.4pts (.444 .500 1.000) 1.0reb 0.8ast 0.2stl 0.2blk 0.4TO 1.2FL
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Darren Collison: 7gms 26.1min 12.1pts (.527 .727 .704) 2.7reb 4.6ast 0.3stl 0.4blk 1.6TO 2.0FL
Until an unfortunate last game flameout (which btw explained almost singlehandedly why the starting lineup suddenly seemed so punchless and Cuz seemed so alone out there) Collison had a great preseason. Our second best payer of the preseason. maybe even our best until Cuz decided to step up and remind people he's Cuz. Check out the efficiency -- our struggles this preseason were not due to an IT related falloff in our PG play. It was our best preseason position other than C. Of course Collison has been around, he's not consistently this good. But during the preseason he was efficient, ran the offense, pressed on the break, and kept us moving forward offensively without ever looking like a star himself. Very good support player in preseason. Let's hope it carries over.
Gm1 - 27min 13pts (5-7FG, 2-2 3pt, 1-2FT) 4reb 6ast 0stl 0blk 1TO
Gm2- 25min 10pts (3-5FG, 0-0 3pt, 4-5FT) 1reb 5ast 0stl 1blk 4TO
Gm3- 26min 15pts (6-11FG, 1-1 3pt, 2-5FT) 3reb 4ast 0stl 1blk 0TO
Gm4- 25min 18pts (6-12FG, 4-6 3pt, 2-4FT) 3reb 6ast 1stl 0blk 0TO
Gm5- 27min 12pts (3-7FG, 0-0 3pt, 6-6FT) 2reb 3ast 1stl 0blk 2TO
Gm6- 30min 14pts (6-10FG, 1-2 3pt, 1-2FT) 5reb 6ast 0stl 1blk 3TO
Gm7- 22min 3pts (0-3FG, 0-0 3pt, 3-3FT) 1reb 2ast 0stl 0blk 1TO
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Ramon Sessions: 7gms 25.7min 11.6pts (.439 .500 .900) 1.7reb 4.9ast 0.9stl 0.0blk 1.6TO 0.7FL
And the good and the bad news is that our second best guard of the preseason happened to play the same position as our first best guard of the preseason. Sessions looked punchy and aggressive all preseason, and had a natural 6th man's type game with his constant attacking of the rim when he was in there. Now defensively there will always be issues, there were selfish moments that need to be corralled, at times his touch around the rim was abysmal, and he's not a natural three point shooter (perhaps less of a concern for a bencher than a starter next to Cousins). But all preseason long he was the bench punch/occasional starter punch that you would have hoped Landry would be. When he came in it was in full attack mode and things happened. If it continues, and assuming Rudy comes online that at least gives us 4 positions filled: C/SF/PG/6th.
Gm1 - 29min 14pts (3-8FG, 0-1 3pt, 8-9FT) 1reb 3ast 0stl 0blk 4TO
Gm2- 25min 6pts (2-6FG, 0-0 3pt, 2-2FT) 3reb 6ast 1stl 0blk 0TO
Gm3- 30min 18pts (7-12FG, 3-5 3pt, 1-1FT) 3reb 4ast 1stl 0blk 2TO
Gm4- 22min 9pts (2-5FG, 1-1 3pt, 4-4FT) 0reb 2ast 0stl 0blk 1TO
Gm5- 24min 11pts (4-6FG, 0-1 3pt, 3-4FT) 2reb 6ast 1stl 0blk 2TO
Gm6- 25min 10pts (3-11FG, 0-1 3pt, 4-4FT) 2reb 5ast 3stl 0blk 2TO
Gm7- 27min 13pts (4-9FG, 0-0 3pt, 5-6FT) 1reb 8ast 0stl 0blk 0TO
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Ray McCallum: 5gms 8.6min 2.4pts (.444 .500 1.000) 1.0reb 0.8ast 0.2stl 0.2blk 0.4TO 1.2FL
Playing behind our two best guards at the moment there don't look to be minutes for Ray, and until a short little burst in the final game which rather confusingly led to calls for him to be playing over the very effective Collison/Sessions tandem, he had been invisible all preseason, never moreso than in his one long 21 minute stint when he was out there but stayed conspicuously out of the fray just moving the ball to vets who largely ignored him. If he had a couple of inches he might threaten the passive McLemore/Stauskas duo, but unfortunately I think we're stuck with them.
Gm1- DNP
Gm2- 4min 0pts (0-0FG, 0-0 3pt, 0-0FT) 0reb 0ast 0stl 0blk 1TO
Gm3 - DNP
Gm4- 4min 3pts (1-2FG, 1-2 3pt, 0-0FT) 2reb 1ast 0stl 0blk 0TO
Gm5- 10min 2pts (0-0FG, 0-0 3pt, 2-2FT) 1reb 2ast 0stl 0blk 1TO
Gm6- 21min 0pts (0-3FG 0-1 3pt, 0-0FT) 1reb 1ast 1stl 1blk 0TO
Gm7- 4min 7pts (3-4FG 1-1 3pt, 0-0FT) 1reb 0ast 0stl 0blk 0TO
