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Lets take a look at some early individual basketball stats
Posted on 11/20/15 at 10:55 pm
Posted on 11/20/15 at 10:55 pm
yes. most teams have only played 2 or 3 games and therefore some of these stats are gonna be out of whack, like a&m having the top 3 eFG% and 3 of the top 4 TS%, but still interesting to look at
PER
1. Moses Kingsley Arkansas 42.0
2. Laimonas Chatkevicius South Carolina 41.8
3. Tyler Davis Texas A&M 40.5
4. Ben Simmons LSU 38.8
5. Marcus Lee Kentucky 32.3
ORtg
1. Tyler Davis Texas A&M 163.1
2. Laimonas Chatkevicius South Carolina 159.9
3. DJ Hogg Texas A&M 151.2
4. Duane Notice South Carolina 146.0
5. Ben Simmons LSU 142.4
DRtg
1. John Egbunu Florida 61.5
2. Dorian Finney-Smith Florida 63.4
3. Devin Robinson Florida 66.5
4. Tyler Davis Texas A&M 72.6
5. Brandone Francis Florida 73.9
eFG%
1. Tyler Davis Texas A&M .842
2. DJ Hogg Texas A&M .840
3. Tonny Trocha-Morelos Texas A&M .818
4. Skal Labissiere Kentucky .727
5. Yante Maten Georgia .714
TS%
1. Tyler Davis Texas A&M .849
2. DJ Hogg Texas A&M .836
3. Travis Daniels Mississippi St. .812
4. Tonny Trocha-Morelos Texas A&M .770
5. Skal Labissiere Kentucky .758
TRB%
1. Dorian Finney-Smith Florida 23.7
2. Moses Kingsley Arkansas 23.4
3. Tyler Davis Texas A&M 23.0
4. Marcus Lee Kentucky 20.8
5. Ben Simmons LSU 20.8
AST%
1. J.J. Frazier Georgia 58.6
2. Kasey Hill Florida 44.4
3. Dazon Ingram Alabama 40.5
4. Kareem Canty Auburn 36.2
5. Jabril Durham Arkansas 33.5
TO%
1. Laimonas Chatkevicius South Carolina 0.0
Matthew Fisher-Davis Vanderbilt 0.0
TJ Lang Auburn 0.0
Tomasz Gielo Mississippi 0.0
Usg%
1. Anthlon Bell Arkansas 33.3
2. Tyler Harris Auburn 33.3
3. Shannon Hale Alabama 31.6
4. Stefan Moody Mississippi 30.7
5. Damian Jones Vanderbilt 30.7
OWS
1. Ben Simmons LSU 0.6
2. Tyler Davis Texas A&M 0.5
3. Stefan Moody Mississippi 0.4
4. Antonio Blakeney LSU 0.4
5. Gavin Ware Mississippi St. 0.4
DWS
1. Ben Simmons LSU 0.3
2. Wade Baldwin Vanderbilt 0.3
3. Tyler Davis Texas A&M 0.3
4. Damian Jones Vanderbilt 0.3
5. Riley LaChance Vanderbilt 0.3
WS/40
1. Tyler Davis Texas A&M .463
2. Laimonas Chatkevicius South Carolina .400
3. Ben Simmons LSU .377
4. Devin Robinson Florida .370
5. Moses Kingsley Arkansas .328
PER
1. Moses Kingsley Arkansas 42.0
2. Laimonas Chatkevicius South Carolina 41.8
3. Tyler Davis Texas A&M 40.5
4. Ben Simmons LSU 38.8
5. Marcus Lee Kentucky 32.3
ORtg
1. Tyler Davis Texas A&M 163.1
2. Laimonas Chatkevicius South Carolina 159.9
3. DJ Hogg Texas A&M 151.2
4. Duane Notice South Carolina 146.0
5. Ben Simmons LSU 142.4
DRtg
1. John Egbunu Florida 61.5
2. Dorian Finney-Smith Florida 63.4
3. Devin Robinson Florida 66.5
4. Tyler Davis Texas A&M 72.6
5. Brandone Francis Florida 73.9
eFG%
1. Tyler Davis Texas A&M .842
2. DJ Hogg Texas A&M .840
3. Tonny Trocha-Morelos Texas A&M .818
4. Skal Labissiere Kentucky .727
5. Yante Maten Georgia .714
TS%
1. Tyler Davis Texas A&M .849
2. DJ Hogg Texas A&M .836
3. Travis Daniels Mississippi St. .812
4. Tonny Trocha-Morelos Texas A&M .770
5. Skal Labissiere Kentucky .758
TRB%
1. Dorian Finney-Smith Florida 23.7
2. Moses Kingsley Arkansas 23.4
3. Tyler Davis Texas A&M 23.0
4. Marcus Lee Kentucky 20.8
5. Ben Simmons LSU 20.8
AST%
1. J.J. Frazier Georgia 58.6
2. Kasey Hill Florida 44.4
3. Dazon Ingram Alabama 40.5
4. Kareem Canty Auburn 36.2
5. Jabril Durham Arkansas 33.5
TO%
1. Laimonas Chatkevicius South Carolina 0.0
Matthew Fisher-Davis Vanderbilt 0.0
TJ Lang Auburn 0.0
Tomasz Gielo Mississippi 0.0
Usg%
1. Anthlon Bell Arkansas 33.3
2. Tyler Harris Auburn 33.3
3. Shannon Hale Alabama 31.6
4. Stefan Moody Mississippi 30.7
5. Damian Jones Vanderbilt 30.7
OWS
1. Ben Simmons LSU 0.6
2. Tyler Davis Texas A&M 0.5
3. Stefan Moody Mississippi 0.4
4. Antonio Blakeney LSU 0.4
5. Gavin Ware Mississippi St. 0.4
DWS
1. Ben Simmons LSU 0.3
2. Wade Baldwin Vanderbilt 0.3
3. Tyler Davis Texas A&M 0.3
4. Damian Jones Vanderbilt 0.3
5. Riley LaChance Vanderbilt 0.3
WS/40
1. Tyler Davis Texas A&M .463
2. Laimonas Chatkevicius South Carolina .400
3. Ben Simmons LSU .377
4. Devin Robinson Florida .370
5. Moses Kingsley Arkansas .328
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Posted on 11/20/15 at 10:56 pm to WestCoastAg
i think what i find surprising is how well tyler davis and ben simmons turn out to be, statistically, when neither are top 20 in usage rate
Posted on 11/20/15 at 11:03 pm to WestCoastAg
Sooo many of these stats are going to go over tRant's head 
Posted on 11/20/15 at 11:05 pm to RTR America
these are funny to look at right now. not only are a&ms shooting stats just dumb right now, but florida has FOUR of the top five players in DRtg
Posted on 11/20/15 at 11:09 pm to WestCoastAg
Some basketball nerds somewhere might get a hard on reading the shite that you posted but otherwise you wasted a bunch of bandwidth.
Posted on 11/20/15 at 11:11 pm to crimsonsaint
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Some basketball nerds somewhere might get a hard on reading the shite that you posted but otherwise you wasted a bunch of bandwidth.
Like I said
Posted on 11/20/15 at 11:18 pm to WestCoastAg
ill give a glossary for those who may not understand what these statistics are
PER is player efficiency rating. its supposed to give you an overall look at how the player is playing. the biggest flaw is that it really doesnt do a good job at accounting for defense
ORtg is offensive rating. its an efficiency measure. its supposed to reflect how many points a player is responsible for over 100 possessions
DRtg is defensive rating. its the defensive measure of ORtg. its how many points you are responsible for giving up over 100 possessions
eFG% is effective field goal percentage. it takes a more accurate look at field goal percentage by weighting the field goal attempts. a normal two point shot is counted as 1 attempt while three pointers are counted as 1.5 of an attempt
TS% is true shooting percentage. it takes all shots you have attempted, three, free throw, two, etc and just counts how many makes you have had against how many misses
TRB% is total rebounding percentage. its supposed to represent how many rebounds the player grabbed against how many were available
AST% is assist percentage. is supposed to reflect how large a percent of the teams made field goals that the player assisted
TO% is turnover percentage. its the same as AST% but for turnovers
Usg% is usage percent. its supposed to show how much of a teams offensive plays that a single player is used
OWS is offensive win shares. its supposed to reflect how much a players offensive performance is responsible for wins
DWS is defensive win shares. its the same as offensive win shares but for defensive performance
WS/40 is win shares over 40 minutes. its an estimate of a number of wins that the player is responsible for over the 40 minutes in a game. OWS, DWS, and WS/40 are basically basketballs version of WAR
PER is player efficiency rating. its supposed to give you an overall look at how the player is playing. the biggest flaw is that it really doesnt do a good job at accounting for defense
ORtg is offensive rating. its an efficiency measure. its supposed to reflect how many points a player is responsible for over 100 possessions
DRtg is defensive rating. its the defensive measure of ORtg. its how many points you are responsible for giving up over 100 possessions
eFG% is effective field goal percentage. it takes a more accurate look at field goal percentage by weighting the field goal attempts. a normal two point shot is counted as 1 attempt while three pointers are counted as 1.5 of an attempt
TS% is true shooting percentage. it takes all shots you have attempted, three, free throw, two, etc and just counts how many makes you have had against how many misses
TRB% is total rebounding percentage. its supposed to represent how many rebounds the player grabbed against how many were available
AST% is assist percentage. is supposed to reflect how large a percent of the teams made field goals that the player assisted
TO% is turnover percentage. its the same as AST% but for turnovers
Usg% is usage percent. its supposed to show how much of a teams offensive plays that a single player is used
OWS is offensive win shares. its supposed to reflect how much a players offensive performance is responsible for wins
DWS is defensive win shares. its the same as offensive win shares but for defensive performance
WS/40 is win shares over 40 minutes. its an estimate of a number of wins that the player is responsible for over the 40 minutes in a game. OWS, DWS, and WS/40 are basically basketballs version of WAR
Posted on 11/20/15 at 11:19 pm to crimsonsaint
quote:nah. its a perfect thread for 11
Some basketball nerds somewhere might get a hard on reading the shite that you posted but otherwise you wasted a bunch of bandwidth.
Posted on 11/20/15 at 11:32 pm to WestCoastAg
Yea, but what about the HAVOC ratings?
Posted on 11/20/15 at 11:34 pm to WestCoastAg
No offense and I love basketball and played every day for years but all this metric shite is worthless in basketball.
Posted on 11/20/15 at 11:41 pm to athenslife101
not really. its kinda worthless at this point in the season but overall, they paint a pretty good picture
Posted on 11/20/15 at 11:53 pm to WestCoastAg
I think our big Lithuanian Chat is kicking arse and taking names like his favorite fan The scrooster.
Posted on 11/20/15 at 11:57 pm to WestCoastAg
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i think what i find surprising is how well tyler davis and ben simmons turn out to be, statistically, when neither are top 20 in usage rate
Lack of turnovers for Simmons are a factor so far.
Posted on 11/21/15 at 12:03 am to athenslife101
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but all this metric shite is worthless in basketball.
Posted on 11/21/15 at 12:15 am to WestCoastAg
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nah. its a perfect thread for 11
Definitely made me sleepy
This post was edited on 11/21/15 at 12:16 am
Posted on 11/21/15 at 2:14 am to athenslife101
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basketball and played every day for years but all this metric shite is worthless in basketball.
Byron Scott, is that you?
Posted on 11/21/15 at 2:18 am to Dawgsontop34
Anyone have more points than 35 in a game?
Posted on 11/21/15 at 5:52 am to WestCoastAg
I would think total rebound percentage can show you that a team relies on 1 player to rebound too much. If a team does not have a player on that list, it's becaue they have several good rebounders.
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