OK...we obviously have different opinions about how good JG is compared to Duhon. Well after looking at these numbers, please tell me how Duhon means more to his team and how he is better than JG. I have included all things relevant to my point that JG is now as good, if not easily argued better, than Duhon.

JG is...
4th in conference play in scoring
20th in rebounds
6th in shooting %
5th in Assists
10th in FT%
10th in steals
13th in 3 point %
and 9th in A/TO ratio

Duhon is...
worse than 25th in scoring
17th in rebounds
worse than 25% in shooting %
1st in Assists
worse than 25th in FT %
worse than 15th in steals
worse than 25th in 3 %
and 2nd in A/TO ratio.

All these numbers are in conference play only. I posted all relevant numbers (even the ones where Duhon excels in). Clearly you can see that JG is a more complete player than Duhon simply by the numbers in so many areas that he excels in. He's doing more than just trying to lead his team to victory, he's showing them how. Then maybe next year, he won't have to carry so much on his shoulders.

Get it yet?

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You are GREAT at reading stat sheets! Unfortunately, you obviously don't know about the nuances of the game... Like Skip Prosser and Coach K both do.

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You are GREAT at reading stat sheets! Unfortunately, you obviously don't know about the nuances of the game... Like Skip Prosser and Coach K both do.

So reading a quote by a biased coach K and a 0 time national championship winner is a good enough excuse for you to overlook the proof of Duhon's failures? I get it now. If his numbers were better, I supposed you would be arguing the other way, but since his numbers aren't that good suddenly the spiritually leadership and "nuances of the game" are your points. Nice try.