Post by wgt on Jan 5, 2009 12:01:14 GMT -5
Our progress will be determined in large part by our defensive play which has improved. That said, here is a look at our offensive production which was a pre season concern after losing the majority of last year's points provided by Lee, Relph & Fereti.
It is very promising to see two of our freshman producing points at a higher rate (per minute played) than the three returning players who played significant mins last season. Bodes well for the future.
The numbers immediately following the names indicate the number of minutes played which produced one point. The number in parenthesis is their FG%.
“Dandy Andy” has demonstrated the most effective point production for his floor time while also leading in making shots at a very high level. Only two A10 players have a better shooting percentage. Hopefully Grease will see more floor time (baring fouls & other issues) because he is amazingly productive on the glass as well. If Davenport gets schemes right he will surely see increased minutes.
The Professor 2.0 (.604)
Grease 2.6 (.522)
Blackburn 2.3 (.431)
Hall 2.49 (.490)
Matthews 2.9 (.409)
Davenport 3.13 (.391)
Carter 3.67 (.300)
Eleby 4.37 (.366)
Cook 5.06 (.346)
Benson 6.07 (.355)
It is very promising to see two of our freshman producing points at a higher rate (per minute played) than the three returning players who played significant mins last season. Bodes well for the future.
The numbers immediately following the names indicate the number of minutes played which produced one point. The number in parenthesis is their FG%.
“Dandy Andy” has demonstrated the most effective point production for his floor time while also leading in making shots at a very high level. Only two A10 players have a better shooting percentage. Hopefully Grease will see more floor time (baring fouls & other issues) because he is amazingly productive on the glass as well. If Davenport gets schemes right he will surely see increased minutes.
The Professor 2.0 (.604)
Grease 2.6 (.522)
Blackburn 2.3 (.431)
Hall 2.49 (.490)
Matthews 2.9 (.409)
Davenport 3.13 (.391)
Carter 3.67 (.300)
Eleby 4.37 (.366)
Cook 5.06 (.346)
Benson 6.07 (.355)
