Year End Stats

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Player	Year	G/GS	FG	FGA	FG%	3FG	3FGA	3FG%	FT	FTA	FT%	PTS	AVG	REB	AVG	PF/DQ	AST	BLK	TO	STL	MIN
Moore	06-07	32/27	90	239	38%	36	113	32%	22	40	55%	235	7.4	113	3.5	57/1	158	1	70	53	997
Franklin	06-07	32/6	89	148	60%	0	1	0%	89	132	67%	267	8.3	158	4.9	86/2	41	22	59	27	716
Ubiles	06-07	32/26	160	323	50%	19	70	27%	38	53	72%	377	12	129	4	31/0	74	21	72	31	901
											Outstanding
Player	YEAR	G/GS	FG	FGA	FG%	3FG	3FGA	3FG%	FT	FTA	FT%	PTS	AVG	REB	AVG	PF/DQ	AST	BLK	TO	STL	MIN
Poole	13-14	38/37	177	429	42%	71	197	36%	131	171	77%	556	15	190	5	83/3	61	5	66	41	1289
Bisping	13-14	38/30	156	302	51%	12	38	32%	114	151	76%	438	12	248	6.5	131/7	29	35	50	23	1023
Wright	13-14	38/37	120	284	42%	7	38	18%	83	119	70%	330	8.7	148	3.6	95/5	199	12	116	64	1318
Long	13-14	38/36	125	294	42%	3	8	38%	106	147	72%	359	9.4	185	4.9	148/13	46	28	70	21	1002
Ogunyemi	13-14	30/4	22	69	32%	0	0	0%	12	28	43%	56	1.9	55	1.8	58/2	7	22	11	5	324
Hymes	13-14	38/1	101	276	37%	35	106	33%	87	105	83%	324	8.5	65	1.7	84/4	85	1	68	18	753
Oliver	13-14	37/5	59	150	39%	38	104	37%	18	27	67%	174	4.7	96	2.6	47/0	30	2	19	9	615
White	13-14	38/7	59	169	35%	1	14	7%	54	79	68%	173	4.6	92	2.4	60/1	21	6	40	20	479
Silas	13-14	38/32	64	130	49% 0	0	0	0%	18	40	45%	146	3.8	179	4.7	125/10	25	63	47	17	640
Wolfe	13-14	36/0	21	47	45%	1	8	13%	23	29	79%	66	1.8	23	.6	10/0	8	4	6	3	181
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What a difference a year makes	YEAR	G/GS	FG	FGA	FG%	3FG	3FGA	3FG%	FT	FTA	FT%	PTS	AVG	REB	AVG	PF/DQ	AST	BLK	TO	STL	MIN
Bisping	12-13	25/4	25	67	37%	10	27	37%	20	24	83%	80	3	64	2.5	23/0	11	2	20	12	349
	13-14	38/30	156	302	51%	12	38	32%	114	151	76%	438	12	248	6.5	131/7	29	35	50	23	1023
Poole	12-13	28/28	103	273	38%	57	143	40%	66	89	74%	329	12	131	5	50/1	35	5	50	28	982
Row 25 column 1	13-14	38/37	117	429	41%	71	197	36%	131	171	77%	556	15	190	5	83/3	61	5	66	41	1289

Individual Season records:

Most points 858, Bennerman (1993-94)

Most Field goals made 26, Bennerman (1993-94)

Most Field goals attempted 602, Brown (1990-91)

Most 3 PFG made 102, Bennerman (1993-94)

Most 3FG attempted 259, Archbold (2001-02)

Most FTM  248, Bennerman (1993-94)

Most FTA  286, Bennerman (1993-94)

Most Rebounds 408, Rossiter (2010-11)

Most Assists 261, Moore (2009-10)

Most Steals 77, Hasbrouck (2007-08)

Most Blocked Shots 86, Henderson (1988-89)

Most games played 38; Poole, Bisping, Wright, Long, Hymes, Oliver, White, Silas (2013-14)

[indian82]

Wow - Nice work on this. A lot to digest so I may take it offline. Thnaks for this.

[playerparentcoach]

I was waiting for this. Good work and thanks

[tcbaseball]

Very cool. Thanks!

[hockeyguy]

Now what do the numbers mean? Different OOC schedules, different coaching approaches, and different rules (resulting in a lot more fouls). I appreciate the effort that went into it, but not sure too many valid comparisons can be made from the data.

[playerparentcoach]

I disagree. The numbers are what they are...they represent the production of each player in their own time. There are similarities and differences. FT percentages have nothing to do with the schedule for example.

[q02]

Rob Poole has gotten a lot of criticism from some on this board, I think the numbers speak for themselves . First in scoring ,first in 3ptp, second in reb, 3rd in asst. pretty good numbers for just a role player!!

[$cott]

Bisping's missed free throws increased by 925%, another increase like that and he will miss 342 free throws next year. Yes, stats can always be misused, they can also be very useful.

[MTS]

Apr 15, 2014 1:40:24 GMT -5 playerparentcoach said:

I disagree. The numbers are what they are...they represent the production of each player in their own time. There are similarities and differences. FT percentages have nothing to do with the schedule for example.

And we played a tougher schedule this year then we did when the Big 3 were freshmen. Next year's schedule is the type of schedule we played that year outside of Stanford, Maryland a good Hofstra team.

[Sienafan]

What stands out in those stats is that this team needs some three point shooters ASAP. Long had the best 3 point shooting percentage on the team, but he only attempted 8 of them, so it's not a statistically relevant sample. The starting 3 on this team should have a perimeter game, so he's got to start shooting from downtown. Poole and Oliver are the only ones who shot threes regularly that are hitting them at a statistically average percentage. Cole shot 30% from three at Coppin St., so I don't expect much there from him. Luckily, Paige and Brandwijk are on the way. If their H.S. shooting holds form, those two should light it up from 3 next season.

[playerparentcoach]

Apr 15, 2014 11:40:34 GMT -5 Sienafan said:

What stands out in those stats is that this team needs some three point shooters ASAP. Long had the best 3 point shooting percentage on the team, but he only attempted 8 of them, so it's not a statistically relevant sample. The starting 3 on this team should have a perimeter game, so he's got to start shooting from downtown. Poole and Oliver are the only ones who shot threes regularly that are hitting them at a statistically average percentage. Cole shot 30% from three at Coppin St., so I don't expect much there from him. Luckily, Paige and Brandwijk are on the way. If their H.S. shooting holds form, those two should light it up from 3 next season.

Good post Lavon def needs to add the 3 ball to his game. He shot more of them in HS and AAU. The fact that he is 3-8 shows he is capable... he will put in the work to become more consistent as his confidence improves. He wont be playing much at the 3 if he does not improve in that area.

Lavon ended the season at 72% from the line after starting off 0-4 and hanging around 50% in the beginning of the season. I expect 75-80% next season... also a better fg percentage with better shot selection and less turnovers as his fouls go down.

[Sienafan]

Apr 15, 2014 13:15:33 GMT -5 playerparentcoach said:

Apr 15, 2014 11:40:34 GMT -5 Sienafan said:

What stands out in those stats is that this team needs some three point shooters ASAP. Long had the best 3 point shooting percentage on the team, but he only attempted 8 of them, so it's not a statistically relevant sample. The starting 3 on this team should have a perimeter game, so he's got to start shooting from downtown. Poole and Oliver are the only ones who shot threes regularly that are hitting them at a statistically average percentage. Cole shot 30% from three at Coppin St., so I don't expect much there from him. Luckily, Paige and Brandwijk are on the way. If their H.S. shooting holds form, those two should light it up from 3 next season.

Good post Lavon def needs to add the 3 ball to his game. He shot more of them in HS and AAU. The fact that he is 3-8 shows he is capable... he will put in the work to become more consistent as his confidence improves. He wont be playing much at the 3 if he does not improve in that area.

Lavon ended the season at 72% from the line after starting off 0-4 and hanging around 50% in the beginning of the season. I expect 75-80% next season... also a better fg percentage with better shot selection and less turnovers as his fouls go down.

3 for 8 is what Lavon needs to be shooting from downtown per game if he expects to play a lot at the 3 going forward. Jimmy Paige and Pat Cole are coming and the competition for playing time will be fierce a the 2 and 3. So now would be a good time to step up the perimeter game.

[Deleted]

Might have to step up the perimeter game just to play the PF now.

[playerparentcoach]

Apr 15, 2014 17:12:41 GMT -5 @saintkk said:

Might have to step up the perimeter game just to play the PF now.

Yes oh course PT will be earned at every position. We need everyone to get better by improving weaknesses. Lavon knows what he has to do to keep his spot. Someone will have to take it... HS stats dont always transfer to college esp freshman year. So we will see what the freshmen bring when they get here.... There is also more to playing than just shooting 3's.. one dimensional players or poor defenders wont replace more rounded players because they can shoot.

[playerparentcoach]

Apr 15, 2014 17:08:13 GMT -5 Sienafan said:

Apr 15, 2014 13:15:33 GMT -5 playerparentcoach said:

Good post Lavon def needs to add the 3 ball to his game. He shot more of them in HS and AAU. The fact that he is 3-8 shows he is capable... he will put in the work to become more consistent as his confidence improves. He wont be playing much at the 3 if he does not improve in that area.

Lavon ended the season at 72% from the line after starting off 0-4 and hanging around 50% in the beginning of the season. I expect 75-80% next season... also a better fg percentage with better shot selection and less turnovers as his fouls go down.

3 for 8 is what Lavon needs to be shooting from downtown per game if he expects to play a lot at the 3 going forward. Jimmy Paige and Pat Cole are coming and the competition for playing time will be fierce a the 2 and 3. So now would be a good time to step up the perimeter game.

Lavon will never be one dimensional. I doubt he shoots 8 3's per game from the 3 or 4 spot. The shooting will continue to spread out and Lavon will continue to use his advantage vs smaller 3's inside and take bigger 4's off the dribble. As a starter playing 25+ mins per game he will get 10 to 12 shots per game so 8 of them will not be 3 pointers. Oliver made a mark making 1 3pter per game as his numbers increased. Lavon could do the same thing along with all of the other things he does. Right now his defense and ballhandling keep him on the floor