
Bradley vs Dybantsa: Big Twelve Snub Debate
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Jaden Bradley of Arizona wins Big Twelve Player of the Year, sparking debate as fans argue for BYUs AJ Dybantsas recognition, despite his impressive stats. Coaches stand by their decision based on team success and impact.
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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Bradley vs Dybantsa: Big Twelve Snub Debate. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 10th, the Big 12 conference handed out its men's basketball awards on March 9th, with coaches doing the voting. Arizona senior guard Jaden Bradley earned player of the year honors. He averaged 13.4 points in 4.6 assists per game. That helped the Wildcats claim the regular season title with the 29 wins two losses, overall record, and 16 wins two losses in conference. Meanwhile, BYU fresh and forward AJ DeBonza put up monster numbers two. He averaged 24.7 points and 6.7 rebounds per game. The Cougars finished 21 wins 10 losses overall and 9 wins, 9 losses in the Big 12. Social media lit up right away with backlash. Many fans called it one of the biggest snubs in recent college hoops history, arguing DeBonza got robbed despite his scoring explosion. Not everyone agreed though. Plenty of posts backed Bradley, pointing to his role on the top team in the league and how he stepped up all season. Coaches stuck with their pick based on team success and overall
impact. But the debate rages on as the post season tournament kicks off.
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