Comments on: Basketball overdrive: Checking in on Bedlam rivals

By: Josh

Josh — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 05:00:35 +0000

Steve, you are wrong. Head to head, Anderson is better than Dunn. First off, you can’t just count conference games. Yeah, they are of quality competition, but the non-conference games are an important part of a teams schedule. Overall so far, Anderson is better in the following categories: Points Per Game, Assists Per Game, Rebounds Per Game, Blocks Per Game, and Steals Per Game. Just so you don’t accuse me of lying, here is where I compared the stats. (www.espn.go.com). Dunn is better in the following categories: Three Point Percentage. Anderson is the MVP of Oklahoma State’s basketball team. He can do it all. From shooting the three, to getting the ball to other shooters, to driving the lane for two, Anderson can do it all. Dunn is a good player. They match up well on the court, but Anderson is the better, smarter player.

By: Cowman

Cowman — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 22:16:17 +0000

You will notice that when Mr. Page is not playing point guard he may lead the team in assists and steals. He is a great passer. I think he can play the point when another good ballhandler is on the floor. In the K-State game he was asked to play too many minutes and the K-State3 coach knew it and had his team harrass him contantly toward the end of the game. Not even Eaton could have played 37 minutes under those circumstances. Our friend Mr. Tramel is a good writer and is usually right, but he needs to leave the harsh criticism to the ESPN guys who can get by with it on the national stage. He is also too quick to write off Warren, too. He is still a kid who will grow up a lot if he stays around OU.

By: Steve

Steve — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 21:40:48 +0000

Sorry Berry but James Anderson is number 2 statistically. LaceDairus Dunn is clearly number 1. In Conference play, scoring, Dunn, 25.8 points per games, Anderson 24.4. Rebounds, Dunn 7.8 per game, Anderson, not in the top 20. FG percentage, Dunn .524, Anderson .462. FT percentage, Dunn .895, Anderson .867. Steals, Dunn 1.75, Anderson 1.60. 3-Point percentage, Dunn .571, Anderson, not in the top 20. 3-Point field goals made per game, Dunn 5.00. Anderson 2.20. No question that Anderson is a great player. But not player of the year, at least at this point in time.

By: SANDY

SANDY — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 21:35:40 +0000

Thank you for acknowledging that Andrea has grown up a lot since her altercations. People still want to call her a thug. Too bad they can’t grow up. The team will have to pay the price if they make the tournament. She tied the Big 12 assist record so she has learned that it takes team effort to win.
GO COWBOYS AND COWGIRLS!!!!!

By: Frank Opinion

Frank Opinion — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 21:26:36 +0000

Right on observation of Jeff Capel BT…after his childish idea of shutting them out of the lockers etc., I would expect him to “Man Up” and take responsibility for his poor coaching in the last 5 minutes of both the Tech and the A&M game…especially the A&M fiasco…holding the ball until the last 4 to 5 seconds and then trying to execute??? My suggestion for the coach…you dish it out to the players…and you “Man Up” when you stink it up…and you did stink…not once, but twice…Way too much talent for this poor coaching show…Re-evaluate yourself, not the players…just my opinion…

By: Dawayne

Dawayne — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 21:21:56 +0000

Yea Page is a hustler, u play him bc he works hard and doesn cost u the game.

By: Pokes Fan

Pokes Fan — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 21:14:59 +0000

I agree with you, Robert.

By: Robert

Robert — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 20:30:13 +0000

Can’t complain much about the 37 minutes he put in against KSU as the PG. May not have filled up a stat line, but he was quietly productive in other ways and you don’t win Big XII road games with a terrible PG