Regular Season
GP
—
W-L
—
PPG
18.6
APG
1.4
RPG
—
SPG
—
BPG
—
AST/TO
—
FG%
63%
3PT%
62%
Position
SF Splits — Five Star League Season 1
| Split | GP | W-L | PPG | APG | RPG | SPG | BPG | AST/TO | FG% | 3PT% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Regular Season | — | — | 18.6 | 1.4 | — | — | — | — | 63% | 62% |
- Regular Season: - Games played at SF: 5 - Team record: 11-5 - PPG: 18.6 - APG: 1.4 - SPG: 1.2 - FG: 63% - 3PT: 62% - Role: Primary offensive wing and three-level shot creator
SF — Season 1 Ranking Report
#### Regular Season
- Games played at SF: 5
- Team record: 11-5
- PPG: 18.6
- APG: 1.4
- SPG: 1.2
- FG: 63%
- 3PT: 62%
#### Playoffs and Key Performances
- PPG: 21.0
- FG: 72%
- 3PT: 63%
- Notable scoring performances: 33 points and 34 points
- Team result: Final Four
- Never Daunted defeated GTG 2-1 in the Elite Eight before losing to Five Star 2-0 in the Final Four
Terribletowels had one of the highest offensive ceilings of any small forward in the league. Despite playing only five regular-season games at the position, he averaged nearly 19 points while shooting an incredible 63% from the field and 62% from three. His ability to create his own shot, score at all three levels, and catch fire from deep made him one of the league's most dangerous offensive wings whenever he was on the floor.
His playoff performance only strengthened that reputation. He averaged 21.0 points per game while shooting 72% from the field and 63% from three, including 33- and 34-point performances. No small forward had a more productive offensive postseason, and he consistently proved he could take over games against playoff competition.
Why ranked No. 3: Terribletowels was the best offensive small forward in the league. His combination of shot creation, scoring volume, and elite efficiency was unmatched at the position, and his playoff run confirmed that he could produce at the highest level against top competition.
Why not higher: The gap between him and the top two came on the defensive end. Although he had solid defensive moments, he was not the same caliber of lockdown defender as ViCiouS X NE or SuperfentbabyOD. In the Final Four, Brumps4 produced two dominant games with outstanding efficiency, and that defensive difference ultimately kept Terribletowels from challenging for the top two spots.
Why not lower: No one below him matched his offensive impact. Players like GrewUp and C Rose had strong regular seasons, but neither demonstrated Terribletowels' ability to consistently create offense and dominate playoff games. His elite scoring ability and historic playoff efficiency gave him a clear edge over the rest of the position.