Here is the stat line for the average Dukes freshman season (average of all 46 freshman seasons) since 2010:

22.3 games played, 7.6 games started, 13.8 minutes/game
4.35 pts, 2.07 rebs, 0.90 asts/game, 0.85 a/to, 0.48 stls, 0.26 blocks
39.38% FG, 25.90% 3FG, 57.46% FT

Not a super impactful player.

 

Top 10 Freshman in Average Rebounds per game:

Eric Williams Jr.—8.80 (Transferred)
Isiaha Mike—5.80 (Transferred)
Jeremiah Jones—4.10
Maceo Austin—4.00
Quevyn Winters—3.90 (Transferred)
TJ McConnell—3.80 (Transferred)
Sincere Carry—3.60 (Transferred)
Toby Okani—3.50
Tydus Verhoeven—3.30 (Transferred)
Tysean Powell—3.20 (Transferred)

 

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Top 10 Freshman A/TO Ratio Since 2010:

Mike Bekelja—2.75
TJ McConnell—2.50 (Transferred)
Spencer Littleson—2.43 (Transferred)
PJ Torres—2.00 (Transferred)
Sincere Carry—1.94 (Transferred)
Mike Talley—1.62 (Transferred)
Derrick Colter—1.44
Desmond Ridenour—1.44 (Transferred)
Josh Steel—1.43 (Transferred)
Chad Baker—1.31
 

Top 10 Freshman Blocks Per Game:

Tydus Verhoeven—2.22 (Transferred)
Chad Baker—0.87
Isiaha Mike—0.84 (Transferred)
Amari Kelly—0.69
Toby Okani—0.61
James Ellis—0.60 (Transferred)
Nakye Sanders—0.57 (Transferred)
Jordan Robinson—0.55
Austin Rotroff—0.53
Tysean Powell—0.52 (Transferred)

 

Thanks for the great information...would you be so kind as to now determine how many scholarships Duquesne has left?

(Very sad about all of the transfers - that is a SYSTEMS problem - something has been wrong for a while.)

Here's a challenge...which coaches have had the most transfers out of that list and which ones have had the least?

Top 10 Freshman FT%:

Tyson Acuff—100%
Lamar Norman Jr.—90% (Transferred)
Mike Lewis II—83.20% (Transferred)
LG Gill—81.80% (Transferred)
Chad Baker—81.30%
Austin Rotroff—76.90%
Quevyn Winters—74.10% (Transferred)
Eric Williams Jr.—74.00% (Transferred)
Isaiah Watkins—72.70% (Transferred)
Maceo Austin—72.30%
 

Couple additional anecdotal thoughts:

-Transfers are a major problem for this program, but that rate is trending in the right direction.

-Whether they played more out of necessity or some other reason, it seems Ferry brought in better freshman production (didn't say talent) than Dambrot has to this point. KD has leaned on transfers here, so no big surprise there. All of Dambrots best players (sans Carry) have been upper classmen. This may lend well to the new transfer environment.

-Rotroff's freshman stats and the eye test his freshman year suggests there is a good player in there somewhere. Whether the knee or his confidence from the injury have all but destroyed that potential, we may or may not have the opportunity to find out next year, I was at his first game against what was supposed to be a potential NCAA tournament bound William & Mary who had a good post player, I'm sure many remember that gam for him. First college game stat line in a win:

17 Pts 7 Rebs 1 Block 1 Steal 6-7 Shooting and 3-3 from 3pt. Seems a long way off from that now.....