Baylor Scheierman NCAA Stats
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basketball.realgm.comHere’s the latest available overview of Baylor Scheierman’s college stats and recent coverage.
- College stat snapshot through Creighton (latest reported college season):
- 2023-24 Creighton: 32 games, ~36.2 minutes per game, 36.8% 3-point shooting, 18.5 points per game, 9.0 rebounds per game, 3.9 assists per game, solid all-around contributor. This aligns with his standout sophomore season and continued production as a primary ball-handler and scorer.[2][3]
- Earlier college seasons (for context):
- South Dakota State 2020–21 and 2021–22 show rapid scoring evolution from around 15.4 ppg to 16.2 ppg while increasing rebounding and playmaking; 2021–22 marks a strong all-around line (roughly 16 ppg, 7–8 rpg, 4–5 apg).[1]
- Advanced metrics and national context:
- Advanced stat summaries indicate high usage with strong shooting efficiency, and Creighton’s system amplified his per-40-minute production across 2022–23 and 2023–24 seasons.[3][2]
- Professional trajectory note:
- Recent NBA-focused outlets show continued coverage into 2025–2026 with performance highlights in pro contexts, suggesting scouts are tracking his versatility as a wing guard, though college stats are now historical given his draft/rookie status if applicable.[6][9]
Illustration: a representative season-by-season view
- 2020–21 SDSU: about 35.2 mpg, 9.2 ppg, 4.0 rpg, 4.0 apg, high efficiency at the line and solid 3-point touch (late-career improvements reflected in 2021–22).[1]
- 2021–22 SDSU: ~33.3 mpg, ~16.2 ppg, ~7.8 rpg, ~4.5 apg, strong 51–53% two-point range with top-tier ball handling for a wing guard.[1]
- 2022–23 Creighton: ~32.5 mpg, ~12.5–13.0 ppg overall with deep shooting adjustments and 8–9 rpg range, showing continued all-around impact.[3]
- 2023–24 Creighton: ~36.2–36.8 mpg, ~18.5 ppg, ~9 rpg, ~3.9 apg, plus strong 38–39% from three, representing peak collegiate output.[2][3]
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