I know that Arizon University has produced, Damon Stoudamire, Gilbert Arenas, Jason Terry, Mike Bibby...these are all good players....but none of these guys are good point guards, guards who can actually dominate the passing game...these guys are shoot first guards...most of these guys average during there career around 5 to 6 assists a game...you may have an occasional break out with Stoudamire and Bibby whose career high assist average is around 8 per game...but still what gives in Arizona, ....they don't let their point guards know to move the ball, set up teammates, help your teammates get good shots
2007-05-17
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point guard u is a college term. when you look at it within the context of college basketball, it makes sense. generally assist totals are low on the college level. they were all point guards at arizona.....why not small forward U...
andre iguodala
luke walton
richard jefferson
chris mills
sean elliot
jud bueschler
hassan adams
channing frye
or just guard U...
salim stoudamire
mike dickerson
miles simon
khalid reeves
matt othick
steve kerr
coniel norman
eric money....
2007-05-17 04:01:36
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answered by ? 3
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Find another university with this many guards playing in the point guard position and getting drafted in the first round. It's doesn't matter if they are as fantastic as Nash, Kidd, or whoever. How could it be misleading that they had more point guards drafted in the first round than any other university. They may not be great point guards, but it's the drafting value. They all got drafted in the first round.
You cannot complain about Bibby, Bibby turned the Kings into contenders, too bad he has fallen off his prime so early.
(btw, it's University of Arizona, not Arizona State University)
2007-05-17 04:49:28
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answered by DMAN 6
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The only young pass first point guard in the recent years is Derran Williamw with Utah. Chris Paul and D-Wade look to score first even though they average quite a few assists. So the problem is that there isn't that many pass first point guards that made it to the NBA and the fact that Arizona produce the most point guards that made the NBA gave them the label as Point Guard U
2007-05-17 02:56:53
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answered by baypae 4
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There aren't that many good point guards in the NBA now. Jason Kidd, Williams, Paul and Nash are about the only ones who don't have to rely heavily on their offensive game. Despite what a previous answer said, Chris Paul is NOT scoring first.
2007-05-17 04:04:47
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answered by Gregg H 2
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Pgu Arizona
2017-01-16 13:11:27
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I agree full heartily, John Stockton was the best pure PG of all time, even in a time when point guards were overlooked in my opinion, every body was too busy fawning over scorers like Jordon,O'Neal and Magic. In todays game PGs make a much bigger influence on the game. several people will discredit him for his lack of championships. (the Jazz couldn't help being another victim of the Bulls dynasty) .Legendary basketball coach John Wooden once said Stockton was the one of very few players he would pay to watch. that's just the way he played, he was a true competitor and had a lot of class that is missing in the NBA today. p.s you cant argue with John's stats: !5,000+ assists and 2500+ steals.
2016-05-20 19:20:26
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I agree that Arizona being called Point Guard U is misleading, becouse they have never produced a traditonal Jason Kidd type point guard
2007-05-17 03:02:21
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answered by _nder@chiever 1
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You left out Charles Barkeley. Best point guard and assists ever ! Number 34 dominated !
2007-05-17 03:11:07
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answered by Big Bear 7
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i dunno about the univesity...
but arizona the state is the kingdom of the best point guard in the league (my apologies to jason kidd, though he used to be a Sun), Steve Nash.
2007-05-17 06:44:42
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answered by yippiekayyaymotherlover 2
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