https://bellyupsports.com/2020/01/college-basketball-the-most-underrated-players/
Good pub for Clarke. Glad to see he's getting some recognition. Not sure if he's the best player on the team, but I'm happy to have him and the unique dynamic he brings.
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
College Basketball: The Most Underrated Players
January 26, 2020 - by Tobias Bass - Leave a Comment
The 2019-2020 College Basketball Season has been phenomenal so far. Several upsets, more parity in the first three months than several years combined, no clear number one team, and a year where the freshmen recruiting class is very weak. Through all that, college basketball never disappoints night in and night out. Every night you will find a game that piques your interest. Here are six over my favorite and most underrated players in College Basketball.
Chris Clarke – Texas Tech (6.4 PPG, 7.9 RPG, 5.6 APG, 1.1 SPG, 44.9 FG%)
Chris Clarke is one of the most versatile players in the country. He isn’t great at one thing but he is good at pretty much everything. Clarke is a 6’6 point-forward that creates opportunities for his teammates before the play develops. The Red Raiders are 15th in the country in assists per game at 16.2 and Clarke is the main catalyst of that. For basketball fans to really understand his game you have to watch him play. He won’t wow you with 20 point games but he dominates teams with his IQ and playmaking ability. Personally, I wish he would shoot more as he is the best player on Texas Tech’s roster. However, how many players lead their teams in rebounds and assist per game in the country? Very few. Clarke over the year has shown true selflessness and a willingness to buy into Chris Beards’ system for the greater good of the team.
Good pub for Clarke. Glad to see he's getting some recognition. Not sure if he's the best player on the team, but I'm happy to have him and the unique dynamic he brings.
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
College Basketball: The Most Underrated Players
January 26, 2020 - by Tobias Bass - Leave a Comment
The 2019-2020 College Basketball Season has been phenomenal so far. Several upsets, more parity in the first three months than several years combined, no clear number one team, and a year where the freshmen recruiting class is very weak. Through all that, college basketball never disappoints night in and night out. Every night you will find a game that piques your interest. Here are six over my favorite and most underrated players in College Basketball.
Chris Clarke – Texas Tech (6.4 PPG, 7.9 RPG, 5.6 APG, 1.1 SPG, 44.9 FG%)
Chris Clarke is one of the most versatile players in the country. He isn’t great at one thing but he is good at pretty much everything. Clarke is a 6’6 point-forward that creates opportunities for his teammates before the play develops. The Red Raiders are 15th in the country in assists per game at 16.2 and Clarke is the main catalyst of that. For basketball fans to really understand his game you have to watch him play. He won’t wow you with 20 point games but he dominates teams with his IQ and playmaking ability. Personally, I wish he would shoot more as he is the best player on Texas Tech’s roster. However, how many players lead their teams in rebounds and assist per game in the country? Very few. Clarke over the year has shown true selflessness and a willingness to buy into Chris Beards’ system for the greater good of the team.
