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  • January 03, 2008 07:25 PM ET

Best Sixth man in college hoops

Jasonbash (14-15-0) vs dwade82697 aka snash82697 (31-49-3)
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I am going to take Danny Green from North Carolina. He brings a spark to UNC when he comes off the bench. He averages 12.9 points and a little less than 5 boards. He can score in any way. He is great from 3 and still has a nice jump. He brings the extra shooter Carolina needs. Not to mention the fact that his dances before the game really excite the fans and get them ready to play. He may come off the bench but plays like he is a starter.


I say Sam Young is the best sixth man in college basketball. He is averaging 17.6 ppg and 7.3 rpg. He shoots 53.1 fg%, and 48.4 fg% beyond the arc. At 6'6, he makes the biggest impact on Pittsburge of the bench. He reminds me of Greg Oden with his old looking face.


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Let's just ignore the fact that you forfeited your turn and move on.

Sam Young is a better sixth man because sixth men are supposed to get rebounds to start fast breaks, and score points. They need to get the team confident that they have a deep team. They just need to play fundamental basketball.

Sam Young scores 4.7 ppg more than Danny, 2.7 rpg more, .7% higher percentage from behind the arc, and he's only an inch taller.


For all these reasons, I think that Sam Young is the better sixth man.


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How can I argue if you don't give me anything to argue? I think I've said everything in the first two arguments without you countering my arguments, Jasonbash.

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January 3, 2008  08:56 PM ET
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Good luck.

January 3, 2008  10:11 PM ET
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I tried to look for a better sixth man, but I couldn't find one. I should have looked at Pitt! Dammit!

January 4, 2008  04:30 PM ET
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Going to give the vote to Jasonbash. Danny Green is a pretty good sixth man.

January 4, 2008  10:19 PM ET
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He has played over 30 minutes in 8 of his 13 games. By the way he doesn't start anymore after all the blows Pitt has taken this year. My computer went down yesterday as i was typing my argument so i didn't think it got on the page. this ****.

January 5, 2008  12:31 PM ET
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Ridiculous TD. Have you even seen 1/2 the "sixth men" in ncaa hoops? 1/10th of them? How would you have any idea who is best?

 
January 6, 2008  10:24 AM ET
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Danny Green probably

then Shawn Taggart of Memphis

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