seattlejazzfan
Well-Known Member
JHS "elite" games (this is subjective of course)
14-24 for 35 pts, 7 rebs
8-12 for 24 pts
12-17 for 33 pts
6-8 for 18 pts
6-13 for 21 pts, 9 assists
Hendricks "elite" games
10-16 for 25 pts, 8 rebs
9-15 for 25 and 10 rebs
6-7 for 21 pts
6-7 for 16 pts 9 rebs
Hendricks had 6 20+ pt games, JHS had 5. JHS had two 30+, Hendricks none. So it is probably accurate to say JHS's best games were better than Hendricks, but Hendricks only had two games 2 FG made, where JHS had seven. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Hendricks was unquestionably more consistent, where JHS was much more up and down.
14-24 for 35 pts, 7 rebs
8-12 for 24 pts
12-17 for 33 pts
6-8 for 18 pts
6-13 for 21 pts, 9 assists
Hendricks "elite" games
10-16 for 25 pts, 8 rebs
9-15 for 25 and 10 rebs
6-7 for 21 pts
6-7 for 16 pts 9 rebs
Hendricks had 6 20+ pt games, JHS had 5. JHS had two 30+, Hendricks none. So it is probably accurate to say JHS's best games were better than Hendricks, but Hendricks only had two games 2 FG made, where JHS had seven. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Hendricks was unquestionably more consistent, where JHS was much more up and down.