Hunziker on tonight's coaches show mentioned the insane scoring per minute stats Keylan Boone has piled up in recent games....and doing so in very, very few minutes. Keylan has scored in double figures in 4 games. In those 4 games he's played a combined 64 minutes, scoring 53 points.
Hunziker: 'that's a crazy clip of efficiency, over 30ppg over 40 minutes'
Boynton: 'he's kind of our version of the Microwave...can come in and score points quickly. For him it's a matter of having consistent production and not giving up points at the other end...defending at a high level...and doing it over the course of time. Hasn't shown the propensity to be that good in lots of minutes. So we gotta get him to take good shots, be aggressive, rebound, because his shot making ability is something our team needs.
Hunziker: what keeps him from being more consistent??
Boynton: 'I think training your body to be able to deal with that kind of load...he's not grown into that yet where he can play 28 to 30 minutes and continue to produce and stay locked in on defense. He can lose focus, or get fatigued, or sometimes doesn't have the confidence to go out there and communicate through those difficult stretches'
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Pretty odd exchange......how would he know Keylan can't play those bigger minutes when....he never plays bigger minutes? Or perhaps Boynton saw enough awhile back when Keylan started a few games? Anyway....just passing along.
Hunziker: 'that's a crazy clip of efficiency, over 30ppg over 40 minutes'
Boynton: 'he's kind of our version of the Microwave...can come in and score points quickly. For him it's a matter of having consistent production and not giving up points at the other end...defending at a high level...and doing it over the course of time. Hasn't shown the propensity to be that good in lots of minutes. So we gotta get him to take good shots, be aggressive, rebound, because his shot making ability is something our team needs.
Hunziker: what keeps him from being more consistent??
Boynton: 'I think training your body to be able to deal with that kind of load...he's not grown into that yet where he can play 28 to 30 minutes and continue to produce and stay locked in on defense. He can lose focus, or get fatigued, or sometimes doesn't have the confidence to go out there and communicate through those difficult stretches'
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Pretty odd exchange......how would he know Keylan can't play those bigger minutes when....he never plays bigger minutes? Or perhaps Boynton saw enough awhile back when Keylan started a few games? Anyway....just passing along.
