Isaiah Collier had a strong performance for the Utah Jazz against the New Orleans Pelicans on Monday. He scored 20 points and dished out 11 assists, achieving a double-double. Collier also played 36 minutes, leading his team in assists and steals. Despite his efforts, the Jazz lost 123-119.
What It Means
Collier’s 11 assists were the most by any player in the game and marked his eighth time leading his team in assists this season. This performance is notable as he exceeded his average of 4.6 assists per game significantly. For the season, Collier is averaging just 4.4 points per game but has shown improvement when starting, averaging 9.6 points as a starter compared to 3.2 off the bench. His ability to lead in assists has been consistent, finishing top five among point guards in assists in one-third of his games.
