Free Throw Percentage. Player Stats - Defense Player Player on team. Offensive Rebounds. Defensive Rebounds. Total Rebounds. Rebounds Per Game. Total Steals. Steals Per Game. Total Blocks. Blocks Per Game. Total Assists. Assists Per Game. Turnovers Per Game. Assists Per Turnover. Sherman G Taz Sherman G. Bridges F Jalen Bridges F. Curry G Malik Curry G. Johnson G Kedrian Johnson G. Osabuohien F Gabe Osabuohien F. Cottrell F Isaiah Cottrell F. Paulicap F Pauly Paulicap F.
Carrigan F Dimon Carrigan F. Johnson G Kobe Johnson G. Wilson G Seth Wilson G. It's a play the Golden State Warriors have used with great success. Although Huggins has yet to have a West Virginia player average 20 points per game for an entire season, he had a history of them at Cincinnati and Akron.
For the Bearcats, guard Steve Logan did it in and forward Danny Fortson did it twice in Akron guard Eric McLaughlin averaged Huggins says all great scorers can score anywhere on the floor, to a degree, but they all have their preferences of where they like to do it. For Sherman, he prefers to go inside-out. Sherman said it really starts during pregame warmups for him. There is such a thing as shooter's makes when sometimes the ball goes in a little differently.
He said he once scored 48 points in a triple-overtime game against Ranger College, coached then by Billy Gillespie. The 28 he scored against Eastern Kentucky didn't really seem like that many during the game. It kind of felt weird. His players have had them at Akron, Cincinnati and West Virginia. He's also seen his teammates do it a time or two. So, can Sherman do it this year? Only nine different West Virginia players have done it at total of 26 times ever.
The Knights have played one of the most difficult early season schedules in college basketball with games already in the books at No.
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