skip
Years ago
http://www.nbl.com.au/default.aspx?s=newsdisplay&id=74373
The Wildcats forward has denied Hodge a fourth consecutive award by winning his 2nd POTW award for the season.
You would have to think that if Hodge had maybe played a further 5 minutes he probably would have snatched it.
Isaac
Years ago
Anstey's 32 and 17 only just made the mentions list.
Hodge had better stats in every category compared to Redhage!!!
Redhage averaged 23 points (54%), 8.5 rebounds, 3.5 assists, 1 steal for the round, shooting 80% from the free-throw line
Hodge scored 29 points (66%), 10 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 steals, shooting a perfect 100% (3/3) from the 3 point line
I guess the fact Redhage played 2 games was the clincher for him.
Personally, I thought Anstey should've won it (32 points, 17 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals, 1 block)
DICKO
Years ago
There were numerous options of which I wouldn't have rated Redhage (23 & 8) or Hodge (27 & 9) amongst the best 3.
- Anstey 32 and 17 (Plus 3 assists, a steal and 2 blocks)
- Lampley had 34 and 10
- Helms 35 points, 7 rebounds, and shot 7/11 from the 3 point line.
How Redhage got it is a bit of a joke, but I wouldn't be spruiking Hodge either.
Anstey for mine.
DICKO
Years ago
Oh, and Cortez
6 points on 13% from the field and 10% from the 3 point line.
NAIL....IN...COFFIN
Pity, lost confidence with Heal coaching and then tried too hard to get himself back. Just completely lost it in the end, the poor bugger. Hope he gets another go.
Isaac
Years ago
Hodge played against Singapore. Redhage went 2-0 against top-eight teams. I'd say that's what tipped it in his favour.
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