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score-origin.espn.comHere’s the latest on Baylor Scheierman’s college stats up to 2024-25, with a focus on his time at Creighton and SDSU.
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College career overview
- SDSU (South Dakota State): He played from 2019–2022, finishing as a high-usage guard/forward with strong rebounding for a guard. He averaged over 16 PPG in his final SDSU season, with solid rebounds and assists, and led SDSU in multiple categories at times.[1][3]
- Creighton: Transferred for the 2022–23 season and continued as a primary playmaker and rebounder. His scoring peaked around 18–19 PPG in the 2023–24 season, while maintaining strong vision and assists; he consistently logged 30+ minutes per game and contributed across categories.[2][6][1]
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Notable stat patterns
- Scoring: Gradual increase during SDSU tenure (peaking around 18–19 PPG in Creighton years).[1]
- Rebounding: High for a guard, with seasons near 7–9 RPG in college, including leadership in rebounds among his conference peers in some seasons.[3]
- Playmaking: Double-digit assists as a team leader in SDSU, with continued multi-aspect production at Creighton (points, rebounds, assists).[2][3]
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Recent references and where to verify
- Official team rosters and season-by-season stats for SDSU and Creighton highlight year-by-year lines and awards. SDSU’s 2021–22 and 2022–23 pages summarize his performance and role on the team.[3]
- Advanced stats and per-game splits from outlets like FOX Sports and RotoWire provide deeper breakdowns of per-game numbers and efficiency during Creighton years.[5][2]
Illustration of his college arc
- Early breakout at SDSU with big per-game numbers, then a high-usage, multi-category role at Creighton, maintaining double-digit scoring while boosting rebounds and assists compared with typical guards.
If you’d like, I can assemble a concise year-by-year table of his college stats (points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks, minutes) and show a simple trend line. I can also pull the most recent numbers from Creighton and SDSU sources and cite them inline.