tclowers23
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that's because coaches voting is a different animal. Too many have been burned by the hype and too many have seen freshmen struggle with the transition.Here is what makes me chuckle. People in the national media (Parrish and others) pick John Wall as national player of the year. Best point guard in the nation, so forth and so forth. Yet he finds his way on the second team all SEC. lol
But I'm not mad at the selection. Hell, the kid has not even played a game yet. I think second team is a good spot for a pre season ranking. Its just funny how the media sometimes does this. Perhaps the SEC media is still busy with the pigskin.
Even funnier, Wall finished second in POY votes (behind his own teammate) by the same media that thinks he is not better than the two guards voted to the first team. :blink:Here is what makes me chuckle. People in the national media (Parrish and others) pick John Wall as national player of the year. Best point guard in the nation, so forth and so forth. Yet he finds his way on the second team all SEC. lol
But I'm not mad at the selection. Hell, the kid has not even played a game yet. I think second team is a good spot for a pre season ranking. Its just funny how the media sometimes does this. Perhaps the SEC media is still busy with the pigskin.
Right. Funny how that works.... :ermm:
Not really. My guess is that many voters either placed him 1) at the tip top of the ballot based on potential or 2) not on it at all because they haven't seen him. That will give him a lot of number one votes, lots of no votes, and an average that places him on the second team.