Analysis of the Move

[The Sultan]

with a little help from Grok:
Allen Iverson's freshman season at Georgetown (1994-95) was a breakout performance. In 30 games (29 starts), he averaged 20.4 points, 3.3 rebounds, 4.5 assists, and 3.0 steals per game in 32.2 minutes. Shooting: 39.0% FG, 23.2% 3P, 68.8% FT. His high-volume, tough-shot style led to lower efficiency, but he was a scoring and defensive force, earning Big East Rookie of the Year and leading Georgetown in scoring while disrupting opponents (conference-high in steals).
Nigel James Jr.'s current freshman season at Marquette (2025-26), as of February 20, 2026 (post their February 18 loss to St. John's), shows him through 27 games (24 starts). He's averaging 16.1 points, 3.2 rebounds, 4.9 assists, 1.7 steals, and 0.3 blocks per game in 28.6 minutes. Efficiency: 48.2% FG (164-340), 38.9% 3P (35-90), 69.2% FT (72-104).
Scoring: Iverson 20.4 PPG vs. James 16.1 PPG — Iverson had higher volume as the clear focal point.
Playmaking: Close (Iverson 4.5 APG, James 4.9 APG) — both primary handlers with vision; James edges slightly.
Rebounding: Similar (Iverson 3.3, James 3.2).
Defense (Steals): Iverson dominant at 3.0 SPG vs. James' solid 1.7 SPG — Iverson's quickness created more turnovers.
Efficiency: James much better (48.2% FG / 38.9% 3P) than Iverson (39.0% FG / 23.2% 3P), thanks to modern rules, spacing, and refined shooting.
Minutes/Usage: Iverson played more (32.2 vs. 28.6), in a different era; James has a major role on a struggling Marquette team (around 9-18 record).

Odd that you would use a bad AI to look up stats when your initial statement had nothing to do with stats...

[MU82]

I'm just impressed that Grok managed to avoid using the N-word or pro-Hitler references in this analysis.