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I think tonight might have been his best game as a Mustang. Other than a little bit of a struggle at the line, he was fantastic. I believe he had 5 blocks.

I'm inclined to agree. Aside from the super efficient scoring and the perfect awareness of opportunities to take it to the hole, he played basically perfect defense.

Five blocked shots were a career high (had four 12/17/14 against Illinois-Chicago)

Can't wait for next year when he'll be an even greater focal point of the offense.

I agree. This was Ben's best game as a Mustang. He has developed into a truly
multi-dimensional player. Great job Ben.

Monster

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He was unbelievable. The lefty finish,m after the bump, for the and 1 was sick. He's a helluva straight line slasher these days

hoopmanx wrote:He was unbelievable. The lefty finish,m after the bump, for the and 1 was sick. He's a helluva straight line slasher these days

I said the same thing to my dad. His ability to absorb contact AND finish is something he's really improved upon over the last 3 years.

He's reminding more and more of the great Sam Perkins, so smooth and so effortless...and very good defender like Sam.

Ben Is so athletic and quick for his size. If he can develop an outside game (making open pick and pops, baseline jumpers, and the occasional 3) he will be an NBA player. He's got the body and the quicks to be a 3/4.

But no, let's appeal the post-season ban so Ben and Sterling can transfer next year.

I love his game. He will be all conference next year, if not this year.

I think he's our second best player right now because he's in Top 2 or 3 in every stat we have. He may have moved past Tolbert in scoring last nite to become second leading scorer-I think he was .1 behind coming into game

Scoring (2nd) 12.3
Rebounding (2nd) 8.2
Assists (2nd) 3.0
Blocks (1st) 1.6
FG% (3rd) .559
Clean Up & Floor Maintenance (1st)

Just proves Ben will do the dirty work.