Ian Jackson is the first freshman at North Carolina to score 20 points in four consecutive games since Tyler Hansbrough. Who is the last player at Virginia to score 20 points in four consecutive games?
Bryant Stith. Maybe Junior Burrough
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Sam Hauser is an almost- He had a 5 game stretch of 19, 21, 18, 24, 21
On that same team Jay Huff had a stretch of 18, 18, 12, 18, 21
Last year Reece had a 16,19,21,20
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Maybe Norm Nolan Had huge 4th year scoring
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I thought Sean Singletary would be an easy yes just not sure if someone had done it since then, but he only did it one time in his whole career.
Mike Scott never did it.
Also none of Guy Jerome or Hunter did it.
That’s a tough way to lose for Notre Dame. 4 point play by 20% shooter Elliot Cadeau, questionable foul call I thought too.
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Last Hoo I can find at this point to score 20 points in 4 straight games is Joe Harris and he did it against Clemson @Maryland Virginia Tech and @UNC … no wonder I loved that guy!!!
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Miami Hokies down to the wire
Miami giving up 25 points to Poteat is crazy work.
Especially given they dropped a bag on Lynn Kidd under the pretense that he’d be the defensive stopper in the frontcourt they’ve been lacking for the past 3-4 years.
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That’s hilarious given the 15 points we just gave up to a dude who had scored… checks notes… 5 points all season?
And another 15 to a guard who can’t dribble.
But why bring that up and does it change the original point?
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Which was also brought up before our game even started
Little Peja has become a bad man for Cal
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Is he or is it a Donald Hand Jr at BC sotuation?
Kinda, but better? I think we need to consider the possibility that Jerod Haase might be the most underperforming high major coach of recent history, non-Kenny Payne division? All his guys got better after they transferred.
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Possessions ending in Stojakovic hands- 1.024 points per
Hand Jr 0.99 points per
McKneely 1.019 points per
*they get to the foul line a lot, that’s the difference.
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It was Joe Harris. Brogdon and Landesburg had a bunch of stretches where they were close but never 4 in a row. Landesburg started his career with 28, 21, 22, and 17 and Mike Scott finished his career with 28, 35, 23, and 15.
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