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re: Alabama Basketball Megathread | 26-7 (16-2)
Posted on 3/1/21 at 8:06 am to Chadaristic
Posted on 3/1/21 at 8:06 am to Chadaristic
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Posted on 3/1/21 at 8:08 am to paperwasp
2-PT Shots - PPP under 1.0 (10 games)
154/352 (43.8%)
2-PT Shots - PPP over 1.0 (15 games)
262/485 (54.0%)
3-PT Shots - PPP under 1.0 (10 games)
78/269 (29.0%)
3-PT Shots - PPP over 1.0 (15 games)
190/486 (39.1%)
Averages in games > 1.0 PPP
26/49 2PT (54%)
13/32 3PT (39%)
39/81 FG (48.0)
Averages in games < 1.0 PPP
15/35 2PT (44%)
8/27 3PT (29%)
23/62 FG (37.4%)
154/352 (43.8%)
2-PT Shots - PPP over 1.0 (15 games)
262/485 (54.0%)
3-PT Shots - PPP under 1.0 (10 games)
78/269 (29.0%)
3-PT Shots - PPP over 1.0 (15 games)
190/486 (39.1%)
Averages in games > 1.0 PPP
26/49 2PT (54%)
13/32 3PT (39%)
39/81 FG (48.0)
Averages in games < 1.0 PPP
15/35 2PT (44%)
8/27 3PT (29%)
23/62 FG (37.4%)
This post was edited on 3/1/21 at 8:13 am
Posted on 3/1/21 at 8:16 am to Chadaristic
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Haslametrics.com Performance Rankings Top-25 for Monday, March 1, 2021:
Posted on 3/1/21 at 8:18 am to Chadaristic
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Haslametrics.com Top-10 RQ (Record Quality) for 3/1/2021:
1. Michigan (0.731)
2. Gonzaga (0.633)
3. Baylor (0.600)
4. Villanova (0.527)
5. Alabama (0.526)
6. Illinois (0.503)
7. Ohio State (0.483)
8. West Virginia (0.482)
9. Creighton (0.473)
10. Houston (0.473)
Posted on 3/1/21 at 8:18 am to Chadaristic
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Haslametrics.com Top-10 Defensive Efficiency for 3/1/2021:
1. Houston (0.843 ppp)
2. Gonzaga (0.846)
3. Michigan (0.848)
4. Memphis (0.868)
5. Alabama (0.868)
6. Loyola-Chicago (0.870)
7. Wisconsin (0.871)
8. Baylor (0.873)
9. Kansas (0.873)
10. Tennessee (0.874)
Posted on 3/1/21 at 8:18 am to SummerOfGeorge
Huh. So it's almost more of a direct correlation (10% less) between both types of missed shots?
Maybe missing the shots in the paint puts more pressure on having to make the outside shots?
I don't know, probably more just me getting frustrated when we don't finish around the rim.
Maybe missing the shots in the paint puts more pressure on having to make the outside shots?
I don't know, probably more just me getting frustrated when we don't finish around the rim.
Posted on 3/1/21 at 8:19 am to Chadaristic
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Haslametrics.com Top-10 Offensive Efficiency for 3/1/2021:
1. Gonzaga (1.238 ppp)
2. Iowa (1.214)
3. Michigan (1.212)
4. Baylor (1.202)
5. Ohio State (1.190)
6. Houston (1.163)
7. Villanova (1.158)
8. Creighton (1.155)
9. LSU (1.151)
10. Florida State (1.150)
Posted on 3/1/21 at 8:20 am to paperwasp
I think it all works together, and I think how we defend has a big role in it too. The better we defend and the more missed shots we rebound, the easier it is for us to get out and into pace (and into a flow). The foul issues we've had recently kill us both on defense but also on offense, because it forces us to take out the ball under the basket and eliminates a ton of our pace stuff.
State was a little weird because of their size at the rim - finishing against them on drives is much more difficult than against most other teams. We also just doinked some gimmees.
State was a little weird because of their size at the rim - finishing against them on drives is much more difficult than against most other teams. We also just doinked some gimmees.
This post was edited on 3/1/21 at 8:22 am
Posted on 3/1/21 at 8:21 am to Chadaristic
Our game tomorrow night has officially been put on ESPN2.
Posted on 3/1/21 at 8:22 am to SummerOfGeorge
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State was a little weird because of their size at the rim - finishing against them on drives is much more difficult than against most other teams
Yeah, good point.
Posted on 3/1/21 at 8:25 am to paperwasp
BPM (Box Plus/Minus) - @ Mississippi State
1. James Rojas (+21.6)
2. Jahvon Quinerly (+14.8)
3. Jordan Bruner (+7.8)
4. Jaden Shackelford (+4.2)
5. Alex Reese (+4.0)
6. John Petty (+3.2)
7. Herb Jones (-2.4)
8. Josh Primo (-3.4)
9. Juwan Gary (-4.0)
10. Keon Ellis (-5.3)
1. James Rojas (+21.6)
2. Jahvon Quinerly (+14.8)
3. Jordan Bruner (+7.8)
4. Jaden Shackelford (+4.2)
5. Alex Reese (+4.0)
6. John Petty (+3.2)
7. Herb Jones (-2.4)
8. Josh Primo (-3.4)
9. Juwan Gary (-4.0)
10. Keon Ellis (-5.3)
This post was edited on 3/1/21 at 8:25 am
Posted on 3/1/21 at 8:26 am to Chadaristic
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JOXRoundTable
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Described Sharife Cooper as “doubtful” for the Alabama game: “If he’s good to go, he’ll play. If he is not, he won’t.”
Posted on 3/1/21 at 8:28 am to SummerOfGeorge
Palm has Illinois as the 4th #1 seed and us in their bracket.
They are determined to have 2 Big 10 teams as 1 seeds.
They are determined to have 2 Big 10 teams as 1 seeds.
This post was edited on 3/1/21 at 8:29 am
Posted on 3/1/21 at 8:29 am to Teague
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I just don't see it. You might be able to bully players down low in juco, as a 6'5" PF with a 4" vertical leap, but it's not going to work in the SEC. I think he could shoot better than he has this year, but I don't think he has the talent or skill set to compete at this level.
Rojas has to have some regression to the mean at some point. I'm not going to argue that he has not been extremely poor offensively this year. That's undeniable.
But I pointed out a couple of weeks ago that there is no way he could have put up the JUCO numbers he really is as bad of a shooter as he has shown this year.
I can see struggling with the pace of play, athleticism of defenders, and tighter windows and stuff like that with the jump from JUCO to D1. But uncontested shots like wide-open 3's and free throws shouldn't be any different.
Rojas at JUCO:
PPG: 19.0
FGA: 50.4% (176-349)
2PA: 53.6% (148/276)
3PA: 38.4% (28/73)
FTA: 79.5% (171/215)
Rojas at Alabama:
PPG: 3.3
FGA: 32.4% (23/71) - down 18%
2PA: 38.3% (18/47) - down 15.3%
3PA: 20.8% (5/24) - down 17.6%
FTA: 66.7% (24/36) - down 12.8%
Those JUCO numbers aren't "can't shoot a lick" numbers. But for whatever reason, it just isn't happening for him this year.
This post was edited on 3/1/21 at 8:34 am
Posted on 3/1/21 at 8:29 am to SummerOfGeorge
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1. James Rojas (+21.6)
This has to be far and away his best game of the season.
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10. Keon Ellis (-5.3)
I feel like I deserve some blame here. I started talking him up as being low key one of the 3 or 4 best players on the team and he literally immediately started to stink up the joint and has continued to do so ever since. His inability to stay on his feet against a pump fake 24 feet from the basket is becoming extremely concerning. It's like he has the fricking yips or something and it's involuntary.
Posted on 3/1/21 at 8:29 am to CrimsonFever
Box Plus/Minus - Month of February
1. Juwan Gary (+11.5)
2. Keon Ellis (+8.7)
3. Alex Reese (+7.0)
4. Jahvon Quinerly (+6.0)
5. Herb Jones (+4.2)
6. Jaden Shackelford (+3.9)
7. John Petty (+3.6)
8. Jordan Bruner (+2.6)
9. Josh Primo (+1.4)
10. James Rojas (-0.4)
11. Darius Miles (-1.5)
1. Juwan Gary (+11.5)
2. Keon Ellis (+8.7)
3. Alex Reese (+7.0)
4. Jahvon Quinerly (+6.0)
5. Herb Jones (+4.2)
6. Jaden Shackelford (+3.9)
7. John Petty (+3.6)
8. Jordan Bruner (+2.6)
9. Josh Primo (+1.4)
10. James Rojas (-0.4)
11. Darius Miles (-1.5)
Posted on 3/1/21 at 8:33 am to SummerOfGeorge
Offensive Rating - Month of February
1. Alex Reese (115.2)
2. Keon Ellis (114.1)
3. Jaden Shackelford (108.8)
4. Joshua Primo (107.6)
5. Jahvon Quinerly (106.5)
6. Juwan Gary (104.9)
7. Herb Jones (93.3)
8. John Petty (92.5)
9. James Rojas (88.6)
10. Jordan Bruner (82.8)
Hard not to notice these 2 with such bad offensive months and not see a correlation with our offensive issues.
1. Alex Reese (115.2)
2. Keon Ellis (114.1)
3. Jaden Shackelford (108.8)
4. Joshua Primo (107.6)
5. Jahvon Quinerly (106.5)
6. Juwan Gary (104.9)
7. Herb Jones (93.3)
8. John Petty (92.5)
9. James Rojas (88.6)
10. Jordan Bruner (82.8)
Hard not to notice these 2 with such bad offensive months and not see a correlation with our offensive issues.
This post was edited on 3/1/21 at 8:34 am
Posted on 3/1/21 at 8:34 am to SummerOfGeorge
Shack, Petty and Reese went 27/104 (26%) from 3PT in February
Shack and Reese went 14/61 (23%)
Shack and Reese went 14/61 (23%)
This post was edited on 3/1/21 at 8:35 am
Posted on 3/1/21 at 8:35 am to DLev45
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Those JUCO numbers aren't "can't shoot a lick" numbers. But for whatever reason, it just isn't happening for him this year.
One thing that may be overlooked is that players often use an injury year to bulk up.
I'm not sure what size Rojas was when he got to Bama, but he missed all last season with the torn ACL and may have committed to adding bulk and getting stronger to be able to bang with SEC bigs on his return to the detriment of his shooting ability.
Posted on 3/1/21 at 8:37 am to SummerOfGeorge
If Juwan, Keon and Alex are leading your +/- for February, you know you weren't playing your best as a team.
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