Averaging a double-double at the NBA level isn’t necessarily a feat. It’s good, mind you. But there isn’t the same awe attached to that accomplishment in a single game or over the course of a single season that the triple-double gets (or at least got before Russell Westbrook managed to do it for back to back seasons amid calls of stat-padding).
Alas, we’re here to talk about college double-doubles instead. Namely those of Syracuse Orange men’s basketball forward Quincy Guerrier.
You already know that Guerrier’s having a big year for Syracuse, going from averaging just 6.