And i'll take the other side of the conventional thinking on KC's triple doubles suffering.

Assuming he is fully healthy all season, my bet is that his rebounding average declines only slightly, primarily from a reduction in caroms off free throws. And this assumes Austin and Aytes are healthy. In the absence of A & A, he might do even better.

On the assist stat, my guess is his average will increase, primarily because last season, his up and down health was a drag on his averages. Also, Davis and Aytes can handle any pass inside and finish better than anyone BYU had last season. Along with the addition of Emery and perhaps other wings who can hit the open 3 to go along with Fischer, and the slightly faster pace due to the 30 second clock, then the loss of Haws, Winder and Halford could be offset for KC's assist opportunities. i do agree BYU will attempt fewer 3s.

I'm not saying he will get 6 triple doubles, but i will say with an average of 8 RBs and 6.5 assists, he could have as many near triple doubles as last season. Remember except for once, KC logged his TDs whenever he got 10 RBs, the problem was usually getting 10 assists. Since all agree he will average significantly more RBs than assists, we can also assume whenever he manages 10 assists, he will usually also have 10RBs.

JMHO.