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Posted on 1/25/22 at 12:57 pm to SummerOfGeorge
Posted on 1/25/22 at 12:57 pm to SummerOfGeorge
That’s the one thing I loved about Grant. It seemed like when he first got here he loved to pressure teams in the backcourt
This post was edited on 1/25/22 at 12:58 pm
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Posted on 1/25/22 at 1:00 pm to SummerOfGeorge
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intrigued to see if we come out playing the same aggressive half court pressure we played the last 10 minutes against Missouri
I've been wondering for 2 years why we don't press more. But, I have my doubts that Nate will do it except in specific situations - like when we're down double digits to a team with no real ball handlers (Missouri). But, I wish he would. More pressure really seems like a perfect fit for Nate's style, especially since this team struggles to defend in the half court. Use our athleticism. Obviously, there's teams we wouldn't want to do it against, but I think in most games it would be a net gain.
This post was edited on 1/25/22 at 1:02 pm
Posted on 1/25/22 at 1:01 pm to SummerOfGeorge
So how is a team elite (21st in the Country) at Offensive Rebounding and absolutely awful in Defensive Rebounding (287th)? Because so many of our shots are at the rim? Poor spacing trickling into poor boxing out?
Posted on 1/25/22 at 1:05 pm to Glorious
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So how is a team elite (21st in the Country) at Offensive Rebounding and absolutely awful in Defensive Rebounding (287th)? Because so many of our shots are at the rim? Poor spacing trickling into poor boxing out?
I think, and I have no evidences for this it is just gut instinct, that it has a lot to do with our personel and the types of misses we have on offense. We are spaced out, shoot tons of 3s and so we miss a lot of shots long. Teams are chasing us around, which inherently means we are harder to box out. And, this years team specifically has some pretty good and long guys who get good breaks on the ball.
The defensive end is almost the same except flipped. We're always chasing and out of position on defense, therefore when a shot goes up it's hard to find our man to stick an arse in him and box out, and we don't have all that many great interior rebounders.
Posted on 1/25/22 at 1:18 pm to SummerOfGeorge
Just some initial takeaways from perusing each Alabama's players individual page on ShotQuality
Charles Bediako
- 100th percentile in frequency attacking the rim (95% of the time)
- 95th percentile in free throw rate (when he gets the ball he draws a lot of fouls) (the flip side, 25th percentile in FT shooting)
- 17th percentile in efficient roll to the basket (bad)
- 13th percentile in spacing on offense (terrible)
Jahvon Quinerly
- 84th percentile in efficient 3PT shooting (even with the bad run lately - still taking good shots)
- 83rd percentile in spacing on offense
- 32nd percentile in attacking the rim (big problem the last month)
- 32nd percentile in free throw rate (driving to the rim and missing shots PLUS not drawing fouls - not good)
JD Davison
- 86th percentile in free throw rate
- 68th percentile in transition efficiency (get my man on the break)
- 67th percentile in spacing on offense (decent)
Keon Ellis
- 97th percentile in spacing on offense (elite)
- 96th percentile in creating own shot (elite)
- 94th percentile in efficienct 3PT shooting (getting great looks)
- 92nd percentile in free throw shooting
- 86th percentile in efficiently attacking the rim
KEON ELLIS - DO MORE STUFF!
Jaden Shackelford
- 91st percentile in spacing on offense (elite)
- 75th percentile in defensive rebounding
- 68th percentile in efficient in transition
- 19th percentile in efficiently attacking the rim (awful, least shocking stat I've ever seen)
Darius Miles
- 84th percentile in efficient 3PT shooting (another one getting good looks, be cool if everyone made them)
- 78th percentile in spacing on offense (again, signs of the offense running smoothly)
Juwan Gary
- 83rd percentile in offensive rebounding
- 80th percentile in efficiently attacking the rim
- 78th percentile in effective cutter
- 3rd percentile in efficient 3PT shooting (maybe shelve this one)
Noah Gurley
- 71st percentile in efficient 3PT shooting
Keon Ambrose-Hylton
- 75th percentile offensive rebounding (good)
- 1st percentile in spacing on offense (and this is why he does not play)
Charles Bediako
- 100th percentile in frequency attacking the rim (95% of the time)
- 95th percentile in free throw rate (when he gets the ball he draws a lot of fouls) (the flip side, 25th percentile in FT shooting)
- 17th percentile in efficient roll to the basket (bad)
- 13th percentile in spacing on offense (terrible)
Jahvon Quinerly
- 84th percentile in efficient 3PT shooting (even with the bad run lately - still taking good shots)
- 83rd percentile in spacing on offense
- 32nd percentile in attacking the rim (big problem the last month)
- 32nd percentile in free throw rate (driving to the rim and missing shots PLUS not drawing fouls - not good)
JD Davison
- 86th percentile in free throw rate
- 68th percentile in transition efficiency (get my man on the break)
- 67th percentile in spacing on offense (decent)
Keon Ellis
- 97th percentile in spacing on offense (elite)
- 96th percentile in creating own shot (elite)
- 94th percentile in efficienct 3PT shooting (getting great looks)
- 92nd percentile in free throw shooting
- 86th percentile in efficiently attacking the rim
KEON ELLIS - DO MORE STUFF!
Jaden Shackelford
- 91st percentile in spacing on offense (elite)
- 75th percentile in defensive rebounding
- 68th percentile in efficient in transition
- 19th percentile in efficiently attacking the rim (awful, least shocking stat I've ever seen)
Darius Miles
- 84th percentile in efficient 3PT shooting (another one getting good looks, be cool if everyone made them)
- 78th percentile in spacing on offense (again, signs of the offense running smoothly)
Juwan Gary
- 83rd percentile in offensive rebounding
- 80th percentile in efficiently attacking the rim
- 78th percentile in effective cutter
- 3rd percentile in efficient 3PT shooting (maybe shelve this one)
Noah Gurley
- 71st percentile in efficient 3PT shooting
Keon Ambrose-Hylton
- 75th percentile offensive rebounding (good)
- 1st percentile in spacing on offense (and this is why he does not play)
This post was edited on 1/25/22 at 1:20 pm
Posted on 1/25/22 at 1:26 pm to SummerOfGeorge
Ok - poll question - what do you think is the BEST and WORST offensive play that we run in terms of point per possession?
And when I say "play" I mean "Player Name + type of shot + distance of shot". Example - "Britton Johnson.......guarded catch....shoot 3 pt shot"
Types of "plays"
- post up
- pick and roll drive
- pick and roll shoot
- isolation off dribble
- open catch
- drive to left/right
Example: Jaden Shackelford guarded catch and shoot 3 point jump shot - 58 occurrences, 0.95 PPP, 59th percentile nationally
I'm very curious to see how these match up
And when I say "play" I mean "Player Name + type of shot + distance of shot". Example - "Britton Johnson.......guarded catch....shoot 3 pt shot"
Types of "plays"
- post up
- pick and roll drive
- pick and roll shoot
- isolation off dribble
- open catch
- drive to left/right
Example: Jaden Shackelford guarded catch and shoot 3 point jump shot - 58 occurrences, 0.95 PPP, 59th percentile nationally
I'm very curious to see how these match up
This post was edited on 1/25/22 at 1:28 pm
Posted on 1/25/22 at 1:34 pm to SummerOfGeorge
I think really good at drawing up 3s for Shack on BOB plays.
Posted on 1/25/22 at 1:35 pm to SummerOfGeorge
BEST: Shack/Ellis/Miles open catch & shoot 3-pointer.
WORST: Davison iso dribble drive when he doesn't draw a foul.
WORST: Davison iso dribble drive when he doesn't draw a foul.
This post was edited on 1/25/22 at 1:39 pm
Posted on 1/25/22 at 1:36 pm to SummerOfGeorge
Shack in isolation then drive left (don't think he ever goes right).
You know he is shooting it no matter what and there is no chance of a kick out.
You know he is shooting it no matter what and there is no chance of a kick out.
Posted on 1/25/22 at 1:36 pm to SummerOfGeorge
Gurley + Pick and roll drive + turnover
Posted on 1/25/22 at 1:39 pm to DLev45
Only play types that have been done at least 7 times are included
Jaden Shackelford open catch and shoot 3 Pt Shot
#3 Best Play
1.23 PPP
88th Percentile
49 occurrences
Keon Ellis open catch and shoot 3 Pt Shot
#4 Best Play
1.22 PPP
87th Percentile
35 occurrences
Jaden Shackelford open catch and shoot 3 Pt Shot
#2 Best Play
1.26 PPP
90th Percentile
27 occurrences
You guys will never guess #1 (it's happened 18 times and is a 2 pt shot)
JD Davison isolation drive to the left towards the basket
#14 Best Play
1.06 PPP
73rd Percentile
19 occurrences
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BEST: Shack/Ellis/Miles open catch & shoot 3-pointer.
Jaden Shackelford open catch and shoot 3 Pt Shot
#3 Best Play
1.23 PPP
88th Percentile
49 occurrences
Keon Ellis open catch and shoot 3 Pt Shot
#4 Best Play
1.22 PPP
87th Percentile
35 occurrences
Jaden Shackelford open catch and shoot 3 Pt Shot
#2 Best Play
1.26 PPP
90th Percentile
27 occurrences
You guys will never guess #1 (it's happened 18 times and is a 2 pt shot)
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WORST: JD Davison iso off dribble drive when he isn't fouled.
JD Davison isolation drive to the left towards the basket
#14 Best Play
1.06 PPP
73rd Percentile
19 occurrences
Posted on 1/25/22 at 1:39 pm to SummerOfGeorge
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Jaden Shackelford - 19th percentile in efficiently attacking the rim
This did make me laugh
Posted on 1/25/22 at 1:40 pm to BamaAlum02
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Shack in isolation then drive left (don't think he ever goes right).
Jaden Shackelford isolation drives to the left towards the basket
#38 Best Play (#4 worst)
0.74 PPP
28th Percentile
10 occurrences
Posted on 1/25/22 at 1:41 pm to SummerOfGeorge
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You guys will never guess #1 (it's happened 18 times and is a 2 pt shot)
Either Gary baseline cut for layup or PicknRoll alley to Chuck.
Or JD driving for Layup
This post was edited on 1/25/22 at 1:42 pm
Posted on 1/25/22 at 1:41 pm to Teague
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Gurley + Pick and roll drive
Noah Gurley pick and roll (roll-man) receives pass and rolls to basket
#9 Best Play
1.11 PPP
78th Percentile
9 occurrences
Posted on 1/25/22 at 1:42 pm to mistaken4193
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Either Gary baseline cut for layup
Juwan Gary cut drop off pass at basket for layup
#1 Best Play
1.33 PPP
93rd Percentile
18 occurrences
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PicknRoll alley to Chuck
Charles Bediako cut drop off pass at basket for layup
#5 Best Play
1.16 PPP
82nd Percentile
21 occurrences
This post was edited on 1/25/22 at 1:44 pm
Posted on 1/25/22 at 1:46 pm to SummerOfGeorge
Our 3 least efficient plays
Juwan Gary open catch and shoot 3 point shot
#3 Worst Play
0.71 PPP
23rd Percentile
14 occurrences
Juwan Gary guarded catch and shoot 3 point shot
#2 Worst Play
0.70 PPP
22nd Percentile
15 occurrences
Darius Miles drives right towards basket
#1 Worst Play
0.68 PPP
19th Percentile
14 occurrences
Juwan Gary open catch and shoot 3 point shot
#3 Worst Play
0.71 PPP
23rd Percentile
14 occurrences
Juwan Gary guarded catch and shoot 3 point shot
#2 Worst Play
0.70 PPP
22nd Percentile
15 occurrences
Darius Miles drives right towards basket
#1 Worst Play
0.68 PPP
19th Percentile
14 occurrences
Posted on 1/25/22 at 1:48 pm to SummerOfGeorge
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Juwan Gary open catch and shoot 3 point shot
#3 Worst Play
0.71 PPP
23rd Percentile
14 occurrences
Juwan Gary guarded catch and shoot 3 point shot
#2 Worst Play
0.70 PPP
22nd Percentile
15 occurrences
I don't know what to do other than laugh at the fact that it makes zero difference whether Gary is guarded or not.
Posted on 1/25/22 at 1:48 pm to DLev45
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I don't know what to do other than laugh at the fact that it makes zero difference whether Gary is guarded or not.
Consistency!
Posted on 1/25/22 at 1:50 pm to SummerOfGeorge
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Noah Gurley pick and roll (roll-man) receives pass and rolls to basket
#9 Best Play
1.11 PPP
78th Percentile
9 occurrences
This actually makes sense to me. I think Gurley's best attribute so far is his ability to make athletic moves to the basket and finish them.
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Noah Gurley
- 71st percentile in efficient 3PT shooting
I clearly just don't completely understand the criteria here (maybe it was mentioned and I've just been skimming). Is it just that he's taking open 3s? He's 11-40, 27%.
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