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    Cool Woodside > wolters

    Woodside 7-1 vs sdsu (2 pt loss)
    Wolters 4-5 vs ndsu

    Woodside 37 points 1 ncaa game
    Wolters 30 points 2 ncaa games

    Woodside 60 pt high game
    Wolters 53 pt high game

    Woodside beat #8 & #15 ranked teams
    Wolters beat #16 ranked team

    End debate

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    Default Re: Woodside > wolters

    Wolters really frustrated me watching the game last night. I get that whoever was defending him last night was a better defender than whoever guarded Woodside when we played Kansas. But if you are truly the best player in our league and a legit NBA player, you've got to try and take over that game at some point last night, ESPECIALLY AS THE POINT GUARD. Woodside took over the game against Kansas and showed everyone he was legit. I felt that Wolters never even tried to take over that game last night.

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    ITT - Bison fans doing gymnastics to try to prove Woodside > Wolters by cherry picking stats and using eye test metrics. And crickets.

    How about a blind comparison of career statistics using ESPN's player profiles?

    Strangely, ESPN (the world-wide leader in sports) doesn't include things like rivalry records, tournament points, or top 25 wins.

    Here is what they do have:

    Rebounds
    Player A - 602
    Player B - 349

    Assists
    Player A - 669
    Player B - 640

    Blocks
    Player A - 192
    Player B - 17

    Steals
    Player A - 192
    Player B - 176

    Turnovers
    Player A - 283
    Player B - 373

    Points
    Player A - 2363
    Player B - 2315

    Player A is better in every single statistical category. In several cases, much better.

    Hint - Player A is Nate Wolters. Not even a debate for anyone who lives outside North Dakota.

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    stats my precious stats are for losers.

    48 more points on a team where wolters didn't share?
    16 more steals? Really?
    29 more assists?

    Ha yea really oudistanced woody there in fact those stats hurt your case because sdsu had more games and less teammates to help. Woodside got everything and more on a balanced team.

    /fail Woodside still wins

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    You discount the fact that Wolters never had to deal with Cam Hornby, who famously gave Woodside "all he could handle."

    In seriousness, two great players overlooked by the Gophers that carried our schools to the tournament. It was fun watching them both.
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    Default Re: Woodside > wolters

    [QUOTE=wow;726093]ITT - Bison fans doing gymnastics to try to prove Woodside > Wolters by cherry picking stats and using eye test metrics. And crickets.

    How about a blind comparison of career statistics using ESPN's player profiles?

    Strangely, ESPN (the world-wide leader in sports) doesn't include things like rivalry records, tournament points, or top 25 wins.

    Here is what they do have:

    Rebounds
    Player A - 602
    Player B - 349

    Assists
    Player A - 669
    Player B - 640

    Blocks
    Player A - 192
    Player B - 17

    Steals
    Player A - 192
    Player B - 176

    Turnovers
    Player A - 283
    Player B - 373

    Points
    Player A - 2363
    Player B - 2315

    Player A is better in every single statistical category. In several cases, much better.


    So stats are your only measuring stick?? You did leave out shooting percentage which Woody was better than Wolters and 3pt percentage and FT percentage. Which again Woody was better than Nate.

    Wolters scored more points because he took more shots. He is 6'4 he should have more rebounds and blocks. Thats common sense.

    Eyeball test. Bigtime player in bigtime games. Woody....hands down....no comparison. That's how I judge players, not how many points they put up against a UMKC

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    Default Re: Woodside > wolters

    Quote Originally Posted by SlickVic View Post
    stats my precious stats are for losers.
    Here Slick...let me help.

    Statistics are used much like a drunk uses a lamppost: for support, not illumination. Vin Scully
    I don't care how the vote ended up. They still suck and always will.

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    How about i make it simple for both sides..

    Both teams hail from a shitty conference and both will never produce an nba player.

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    Default Re: Woodside > wolters

    I was fortunate enough to watch both of these kids play. Take all of the stats and results away and just watch both play in person. There is no doubt in my mind that Woody is better then Wolters.

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    Default Re: Woodside > wolters

    What the hell does it really matter?
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