14 ppg, 7.1 rpg, 8 apg. Those numbers include a triple-double, and they also include one game where he barely played (10 mins) to save energy for the knockout rounds. Throw out that game, and you're looking at 15+ ppg, 8+ rpg, and even more assists. He took an average of 11.5 shots per game...again, including the game when he only played 10 minutes and thus only took five shots, so probably more like 13-14 shots per game on average. He probably won't average quite that many shots per game at Tech. He'll be more like Mutts at around 10 per game (I think) albeit at a different position). His FT% of 65.7%...not great of course, but certainly not miserable as you said. Again, Mutts was 61.3% for his career at Virginia Tech, so Avdalas could already be ahead of him there and he hasn't even set foot on campus yes. FYI, he was a 73.3% FT shooter in the Greek league this year, a 49.3% 2-point shooter, and a 39.3% three-point shooter, which indicates that over an entire season he's a slightly better shooter than he showed at the World Cup where you play a game every other day. He finished third overall in efficiency rate (19.3), first in +/- (+122), and first in +/- per game (17.4). The only player remotely close to him in all three of those categories combined was one of his own teammates. You can make a strong argument that he was the best player at the entire tournament. Some of the advanced metrics suggest that he was.