I'm always trying to get across that we're not a one-person team. Chambers is averaging 19.7 points, but he isn't doing it alone. Wood has six players averaging five points or more in MEL contests, and five who have scored in double figures. In each of the last three games, at least 10 different Wildcats have scored. And Wood has done all this without starter Wayne McCalley, out the last two weeks with a sprained ankle.
Every guy picks it up and fills in on the offensive end.
Each guy has confidence in every player on the team. But the biggest contributions of late have come from guard Tony Lewis and forwards Xzavie Jackson and Shane Atwater. Starting in place of Wassell against Hogan, Lewis scored a career-high 17 points, and is averaging almost nine points a game. Jackson has started the last four games in place of McCalley, and has 17 points in the last two games. Atwater scored eight points off the bench against both Vintage and Hogan.