From: trradrx@canctr.mc.duke.edu (R.CLOUGH)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.basketball.college
Subject: Duke Stats, 12-18-92
Date: 18 Dec 92 18:15:05 GMT
Reply-To: trradrx@canctr.mc.duke.edu
Organization: Duke U. Med. Ctr., Durham, NC

What follows are current Duke stats, through four games. 
 Included is a score that rates a player based on all around play, which I
refer to as a J-Score, after Barry Jacobs.  It is calculated as follows:
{[(2*2FG)-2FGA] + [(3*3FG)-3FGA] + [({4*FT}/3)-FTA] + RB+AT+BK+ST-FL-TO}/MIN

Where 2FG=Two point field goals, 2FGA= Two pt FG Attempts, 3FG=Three point
field goals, 3FGA= 3 Pt FG att's, FT=Free Throws, FTA= FT Att's, RB=Rebounds,
AT=Assists, BK=Blocks, ST=Steals, FL=Fouls, TO=Turnovers, MIN=Minutes Played.

This should give a balanced score.  It rewards 2fg % of over 50%, 3fg % of over
33%, and FT % of over 75%.  It's still a bit biased towards big men, but 
guards are quite capable of good scores.  A good score is anything over .200.
Rodney Rogers led the ACC last year with a score of above .300.

         G-GS MIN MPG  2FG-A 2FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FG% FT-A  FT%  PTS PPG  PPM JSCORE
G.Hill   4-4  121 30.3 37-47  79%   0-2   0% 76% 13-19 68%   87 21.7 .68 .507
T.Hill   4-4  126 31.5 22-40  55%   4-7  57% 55% 19-25 76%   75 18.8 .60 .209
Hurley   4-4  137 34.3 14-25  56%  8-20  40% 49% 21-25 84%   73 18.3 .53 .321
Parks    4-4  102 25.5 23-31  74%   0-0   0% 74% 10-15 67%   56 14.0 .55 .386
Clark    4-0   72 18.0  3-12  25%   1-5  20% 24% 12-12 100%  21  5.3 .29 -.014
Lang     4-4   91 22.8  7-18  39%   0-0   0% 39%   6-8 75%   20  5.0 .22 .132
Blakeney 3-0   36 12.0   3-5  60%   2-3  67% 63%   1-2 50%   15  5.0 .42 .037 
Collins  3-0   27  9.0   2-6  33%   2-5  40% 36%   2-3 67%   12  4.0 .44 .173
Moore    3-0   21  7.0   4-6  67%   0-0   0% 67%   2-2 100%  10  3.3 .48 .444
Meek     4-0   61 15.3   3-5  60%   0-0   0% 60%   5-6 83%   11  2.8 .18 .006
Brown    3-0    6  2.0   0-2   0%   0-0   0%  0%   0-0  0%    0  0.0 .00 -.333
TOTAL:		      118-208 57%  17-42 41% 54% 93-119 78% 380 95.0
OPP:		      113-233 49%   8-52 15% 43% 31-48  65% 281 70.3
G-GS=Games/Games Started, *PG= Stat per game, *PM= Stat per minute

         G MIN REB RPG RPM AST APG APM TO TPG TPM RATIO BLK BPG STL SPG FLS FPG
G.Hill   4 121  27 6.8 .22  11 2.8 .09  7 1.8 .06 1.6:1   8 2.0   7 1.8   8 2.0
T.Hill   4 126  19 4.8 .15   3 0.8 .02  5 1.3 .04 0.6:1   2 0.5   5 1.3   7 1.8
Hurley   4 137  13 3.3 .10  32 8.0 .23 12 3.0 .08 2.7:1   0 0.0   7 1.8   6 1.5
Parks    4 102  26 6.5 .26   3 0.8 .03  8 2.0 .08 0.4:1   5 1.3   7 1.8   7 1.8
Clark    4  72  11 2.8 .15   4 1.0 .06  8 2.0 .11 0.5:1   1 0.3   1 0.3   6 1.5
Lang     4  91  25 6.3 .28   2 0.5 .02  8 2.0 .09 0.3:1   4 1.0   2 0.5   9 2.3
Blakeney 3  36   5 1.7 .14   1 .33 .03  6 2.0 .17 0.2:1	  0 0.0   0 0.0   2 0.7
Collins  3  27	 4 1.3 .15   6 2.0 .22  4 1.3 .15 1.5:1	  0 0.0   1 0.3   1 0.3
Moore    3  21   8 2.7 .38   0 0.0 .00  2 0.7 .10 0:2	  3 1.0   0 0.0   3 1.0
Meek     4  61   9 2.3 .15   0 0.0 .00  2 0.5 .03 0:2	  1 0.3	  0 0.0   5 1.3
Brown    3   6   1 0.3 .17   0 0.0 .00  0 0.0 .00 0:0	  0 0.0   0 0.0   1 0.3
TOTAL	       160 40      62 15.5     63 15.8		 24 6.0  30 7.5
OPP:	       135 33.8    52 13.0     70 17.5		 13 3.3  25 6.3
Ratio is that of assists:turnovers.  
	Robert Clough, DUMC (though still not speaking for them)
"Cherokee did a good job at being big."--Thomas Hill, on Duke's center vs Mich.
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