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Big Ten Scoring Leaders

SmellyCat

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I have been following this closely for several weeks now, and Martinelli's lead is razor thin (see below). I knew he needed 18 last night to stay on top and he got those two free throws in the last minute to get to exactly 18. Here are the leaders:

NameSchoolGPtsAvg
MartinelliNorthwestern2753319.74
GarciaMinnesota2651319.73
TonjeWisconsin2651019.62
Kaufman-RennPurdue2752919.59
WilliamsNebraska2752319.37
HarperRutgers2446019.17
BaileyRutgers2546518.60

Garcia and Tonje play tomorrow, in case you want to keep track yourself.
 
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I can probably put together the numbers for those games as well. I think TKR and Tonje have been the best, but that's based on a guess.
 
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OverallConferenceNon-Conference
Martinelli19.7419.7519.73
Garcia19.7320.6018.55
Tonje19.6219.5319.73
Kaufman-Renn19.5920.4418.36
Williams19.3719.8118.73
Harper19.1716.0022.91
Bailey18.6018.8818.11
 
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Our man is one consistent dude at a 0.02 difference conference vs non conference.

Kudos to Garcia and TKR for actually (significantly as others also did) raising their scoring against tougher competition. Though Purdue did play a pretty hard non conference schedule.
 
All very good players.

It seems that Martinelli and K-R are the only ones in that group who will be back next year, assuming the Rutgers kids declare for the NBA draft.
I think it's possible TKR will declare too, though he's not a slam dunk draft pick.
 
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Here's an update through the weekend. Martinelli is ahead by ONE point.

NameSchoolGPtsAvg
MartinelliNorthwestern2753319.74
TonjeWisconsin2753219.70
GarciaMinnesota2752419.41
HarperRutgers2548519.40
WilliamsNebraska2752319.37
Kaufman-RennPurdue2853819.21
BaileyRutgers2647918.42

The only player above with a scheduled game Monday is Brice Williams at home against Michigan,
 
Here's an update through the weekend. Martinelli is ahead by ONE point.

NameSchoolGPtsAvg
MartinelliNorthwestern2753319.74
TonjeWisconsin2753219.70
GarciaMinnesota2752419.41
HarperRutgers2548519.40
WilliamsNebraska2752319.37
Kaufman-RennPurdue2853819.21
BaileyRutgers2647918.42

The only player above with a scheduled game Monday is Brice Williams at home against Michigan,
Williams may pull ahead. He already has 18 points in the first half.
 
Martinelli needed eight points to maintain his lead last night and though it took him until the second half to get them, he has a slim lead:

NameTeamGPtsAvg
MartinelliNorthwestern2957819.93
GarciaMinnesota2855019.64
WilliamsNebraska2854919.61
Kaufman-RennPurdue2956719.55
TonjeWisconsin2854519.46
HarperRutgers2650219.31

Minnesota and Nebraska play today. Root for Garcia to get under 28 and Williams to get under 29.

I honestly don't know how official the "Big Ten Scoring Crown" is and if it counts the BTT and any other post-season play, but here are the remaining games for the players above:

March 1 - Minnesota at Nebraska
March 2 - Wisconsin at Michigan State
March 3 - UCLA at Northwestern
March 4 - Nebraska at Ohio State, Rutgers at Purdue
March 5 - Wisconsin at Minnesota
March 6 - None
March 7 - Purdue at Illinois
March 8 - Northwestern at Maryland, Penn State at Wisconsin
March 9 - Minnesota at Rutgers, Iowa at Nebraska
 
Love how Mart found a way when baskets weren’t quite coming as easily. Iowa’s gameplan was pretty much to double (and a few times triple) as soon as he got the ball. Mart resisted the temptation to fire contested threes, which was good to see. Felt like he had more confidence in other guys to make baskets.

If officiating was balanced he would shoot twice as many FTs as he currently does. CCC needs to be relentless in his nice-guy sarcasm assault on the B1G all throughout the offseason to make sure Mart is getting 10+ foul attempts per game next year befitting the league’s best inside scorer.
 
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