Whens midnight madness?
Losing Doorson only helps the team's FT shooting.
We lost Doorson, Omoruyi, and Thiam. Overall, our team FT% was 63.7% last year. Take out those three guys, and it was 64.2%
Yeboah shot .785 on 4.1 attempts/game last year, and is a career .795 on 3.6 attempts/game - that should definitely help our average.
Doucoure went 20/33 (.606) from the line as a freshman, but that's not really enough attempts to speculate.
Young went 26/36 (.722) over two years at Texas, but that's also not really enough attempts to speculate.
Mulcahy is an unknown right now, though anecdotally there are a handful of game recaps from last year that talk about him sinking important free throws or shooting well from the line, but that needs to be taken with a large grain of salt.
Last year part of the team personality was the ability to rebound with anyone.
A big area of improvement this year will be having a back up point guard. Baker wore down for the 2nd straight year. We did not have a capable PG last year and Baker was forced to play too many minutes (for him).
In Spain, Mathis and Johnson hurt the team FT percentage. Most of the other regulars were pretty solid.
Myles averaged 2.5 offensive rebounds per game, tied for 6th best in conference, while playing fewer minutes (17 min per game) than anyone above him. Btw Gene averaged 2.3 ORebs in 29 minutes per game.Can Myles be an above average rebounder on both glasses going from 15 MPG to 22-25 MPG?
Myles could be a sleeper for leading (or Top 5) B1G in rebounding if we play small, he is in great shape, and he plays 25MPG.
Lamar Stevens at 7.7 RPG is the highest returning rebounder.