All-Time Career Profile
IIKidBuu
PG • Also known as llKidBuu
League History
No. 21 All-Time PG
KidBuu averaged 25.7 PPG and 9.6 APG with a 3.9 A/TO ratio on 63.1% FG and 61.2% from three during seven Season 2 games. The production was excellent even though the team went 2-5. In two playoff losses he averaged 17.5 points and 8.5 assists.
Why No. 21: his regular-season offensive balance is stronger than several players below him. The losing record and playoff drop keep him behind President's larger winning sample and outside the top twenty.
### Career context
KidBuu combined scoring, passing and good possession control in the regular season despite a losing team record. His offensive burden was real, and the efficiency remained strong enough that the 2-5 record cannot erase the individual value.
### Playoff evaluation
The two-game postseason line declined to 17.5 points and 8.5 assists. That production remained useful, but it did not reverse the regular-season concerns about converting strong individual offense into team results.
### Ranking balance
President's larger winning sample keeps him above. KidBuu stays over Tyso because seven regular-season games plus two playoff games provide more evidence. His cap is the combination of losing and a postseason decline.