Feb 20, 2024
12:11:51am
12:11:51am
Over his first two years Taysom only completed 55%, before improving to 62% in his last 3 at BYU. Retzlaff was 50%
So while I think it's fair to say it wasn't initially a strength of Taysom and that he improved, it's also not fair to say he and Retzlaff had equal amounts of difficulty with it.
The bigger difference though (in my opinion) was that Taysom was much more prolific on the ground with the ball in his hands (both higher quantity and more effective when he did so)
The bigger difference though (in my opinion) was that Taysom was much more prolific on the ground with the ball in his hands (both higher quantity and more effective when he did so)
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