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RogK

Berg is still under the basket, defending the layup attempt.

RogK

I can personally guarantee this scheme will work. And if it doesn't, I can un-guarantee it!

Gregory Sager

Quote from: RogK on December 17, 2019, 02:12:13 PM
Berg is still under the basket, defending the layup attempt.

... except that a driver is harder to defend when she has an unobstructed path to the charge circle. Almost all blocks occur either when a driver is funnelled into a rim protector by other defenders, or on a baseline drive (because the driver has such a limited path to the rim). A quick driver coming in against a slow big who is back there by her lonesome protecting the rim has multiple options, including pulling up for a bunny.
"To see what is in front of one's nose is a constant struggle." -- George Orwell

RogK

current team FG shooting (offense) numbers extracted from ncaa.org :
            3FG                       2FG                      total FG                         eFG%
AUG  76/231 .329       191/448 .426         267/679 .393            305/679 .449
CRL   76/202 .376       138/317 .435         214/519 .412            252/519 .486
CTG  70/200 .350       146/343 .426          216/543 .398           251/543 .462
ELM   42/161 .261       136/347 .392         178/508 .350            199/508 .392
IWU   80/225 .356       217/472 .460         297/697 .426           337/697 .484
MIL    46/185 .249       206/427 .482         252/612 .412           275/612 .449
NCC   55/173 .318       139/347 .401        194/520 .373           221.5/520 .426
NPU  47/120 .392        147/330 .445         194/450 .431          217.5/450 .483
WHE  108/284 .380     165/425 .388         273/709 .385           327/709 .461
even though I think traditional (total) FG% is poop, I include it so one can see how the additional point scored via a 3FG is reflected in eFG%.
of course these stats are vs. a variety of opponents, and FTs and turnovers are not included, so they are not a full measure of team offenses.

RogK

sorry for the delay in noticing this : Alexis Jones and Riley Brovelli each got D3 Hoops Team of the Week honors. Congrats to each!

Ryan Scott (Hoops Fan)

Quote from: RogK on December 17, 2019, 05:05:27 PM
sorry for the delay in noticing this : Alexis Jones and Riley Brovelli each got D3 Hoops Team of the Week honors. Congrats to each!


I thought you were slipping there for a minute.
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RogK

I'm told I haven't been the same since the lobotomy.

RogK

Elmhurst topped Coe today, 61-53.
Kween Jean shot well, tallying 18 (6/12 2FG, 6/8 FT) and added 6 rebs.
The Bluejays scored 30 pts from three-land, including a trio of treys each by Marissa Urso and Sophia Lathe.
From the segments I saw of the webcast, Elmhurst played some good pesky defense for much (majority?) of the game.

iwu70

Adding my congratulations to Riley and Alexis on their weekly honors.

Sorry about the lobotomy, Rog.  We'll take that into account for your future posts. . . . :)


'70

RogK


Mr. Ypsi

Better a bottle in front o' me than a frontal lobotomy.

RogK


iwu70

Ypsi, let's hope we have any mental capacity left by the time of our 50th reunion, next October!

'70

RogK

GoPerry, did you check the team FG numbers I posted yesterday? I think Wheaton's somewhat poor 2FG % (.388) confirms your unease with their diminished production near the basket.
Do you think the sample size is large enough to cause concern, or is it the case that if a couple more shots per game had fallen, the stat would look OK?
I generally think 50% is rather good for 2FGs, but no CCIW team is there so far this season. Millikin is at .482.

GoPerry

Quote from: RogK on December 18, 2019, 11:06:56 AM
GoPerry, did you check the team FG numbers I posted yesterday? I think Wheaton's somewhat poor 2FG % (.388) confirms your unease with their diminished production near the basket.
Do you think the sample size is large enough to cause concern, or is it the case that if a couple more shots per game had fallen, the stat would look OK?
I generally think 50% is rather good for 2FGs, but no CCIW team is there so far this season. Millikin is at .482.

Yes I did look it over yesterday Rog.  Thanks for posting it.  And yes, WC's #s were confirming to me in that their 2fg% is only barely better than their 3fg% while the other 8 teams in the league on average look to be shooting 10% better from 2FG than trey.  Some of that could normally be explained by shooting a very high 3FG% which we've already noted Wheaton is.  38% from the arc is very good.  38% from 20.5 ft and in is most certainly not.   

So I guess one could argue if shooting the same % then they are doing the right thing in launching more threes (higher eFG%).  But their offensive output of 68 ppg is almost identical to last year.  So they are taking more lower % shots (threes) and making more but getting no benefit from doing so.  So I think the solution lies elsewhere.