Do you agree with this MVP choice for BYU?

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Feb 23, 2024
6:33:16pm

Soupie Grandma Sycamore

Do you agree with this MVP choice for BYU?

|@rtmccombs on the MVP of this BYU Men's Basketball team.

"The fiscal year definition of MVP is maybe the most outstanding player most talented or truly valuable. I tend to go with like the most valuable who's the least replaceable player on the roster."

"I think it's Dallin… pic.twitter.com/07RdFbpJo1
— Benjamin Criddle (@CriddleBenjamin) February 24, 2024

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Time

Do you agree with this MVP choice for BYU?

Soupie Grandma Sycamore

Feb 23, 6:33pm

It’s Hall or Khalifa. But we have a team of VIP’s (very important players), tough to pick an MVP.

Feb 23, 6:35pm

Yep.

RdF3

Feb 23, 6:36pm

He’s been the floor general and played really really well after a shaky start in

MormonThug

Feb 23, 6:37pm

Yes. He is the single most indispensable player on the roster.

CaliWG

Feb 23, 6:38pm

RE: Do you agree with this MVP choice for BYU?

Tio

Feb 23, 6:42pm

Yep he could shoot better but his D, assist to turnover ratio and rebounding

johnnybyu

Feb 23, 6:43pm

Yes, he is certainly the most vital to the team's success.

CopperLix

Feb 23, 6:45pm

The impact when he's on the bench shows his value. We need each player but he's

Ironhide

Feb 23, 6:57pm

Hall no debate

caretoomuch

Feb 23, 6:58pm

Close b/t Hall, Robinson, Saunders. Hall's FT shooting woes is my hesitation.

Forzaitalia

Feb 23, 7:06pm

Richie was sick.

Cougarbib

Feb 23, 10:32pm

Hall is the most indispensable, but Saunders is the best player

marinact

Feb 23, 7:10pm

Robby mentioned the "fiscal year definition" of MVP . . . what?

Tricky

Feb 23, 7:14pm

No question it is Hall

fulano

Feb 23, 7:14pm

I'm sorry but someone that shoots 62% from the FT line can't be an MVP! He's ..

Tio

Feb 23, 7:28pm

RE: I'm sorry but someone that shoots 62% from the FT line can't be an MVP!

fulano

Feb 23, 7:31pm

RE: I'm sorry but someone that shoots 62% from the FT line can't be an MVP!

Feb 23, 7:34pm

Haha, are you comparing Hall to Shak? Shak was dominant and was unstoppable

Tio

Feb 23, 7:44pm

"an MVP EXCELLS in all aspects of the game." (emphasis on the word "all")

Hup

Feb 23, 8:26pm

Contradict yourself much.

Feb 23, 8:27pm

If he shot 75%, that would mean 0.3 more points per game

Dr T-bone

Feb 23, 7:59pm

Timing is the issue. Can’t have him with the ball when intentional fouls start.

Cougarbib

Feb 23, 10:35pm

RE: I'm sorry but someone that shoots 62% from the FT line can't be an MVP!

MormonThug

Feb 23, 8:25pm

I think that's fair. Next year, probably.

BYUDM93

Feb 23, 11:05pm

Indubitably

Feb 23, 7:33pm

BYU is not a typical team.

Plantagenet

Feb 23, 8:18pm

I'm not sure Dallin's our MVP (2 strong candidates for that, imo), but he is our most irreplaceable.

SinkingQuffa

Feb 23, 8:36pm

Waterman is not just a role player. The dude is a starter for a reason.

Cougarbib

Feb 23, 10:37pm

Yes, there might be better players, but Hall is the guy we can’t have in foul

Blue chunks

Feb 23, 11:13pm

The MVP is the team. That’s what makes BYU special this year.

blue13

Feb 23, 10:58pm

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