Woodbury turnaround that will translate to the college game

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You are welcome. Zeller averages 16 points with 64% shooting in Big 10 games including 2 games against Ohio State where he averaged 15 points while shooting 69% from the field.

So you can now see why your analysis of Zeller: "he hasn't done a lot against quality teams" and "dominates in the media and not on the court," is one of the most ridiculous posts of the year and gives the impression you have extremely limited knowledge about the game of basketball.

Against the top four teams in the BIG he has scored over his average one time...against Michigan with 18...has been a total non-factor in their losses against those teams.

4 pts against MSU, 11 pts last time out against Michigan, 14 and 16 against OSU and fouled out of first game; total blowout in second, 7 pts against Wisconsin.

I am not ripping the kid, but dominating is an overstatement; unless you think he is the BIG player of the year. He is a great player, there is only one player capable of dominating the BIG season, but he isn't doing it. There are no dominating players in the BIG.
Answer me this: Who is the POY in the BIG this year?
Honestly, I can't name one right now, just when you think one is surging ahead, they have a terrible game. It is a crapshoot.

Zeller sets his career high against Iowa for cripes sake...huge numbers against bad teams don't equal domination.