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WHO?UK
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posted 02-16-2019 03:56 PM      Profile for WHO?UK   Email WHO?UK   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
I recently subscribed to Kenpom's website and it is phenomenal. Going forward I will do my best to post some numbers that I think are relevant to our big games. If you have any requests let me know. There is literally nothing that Kenpom's website doesn't cover. Here goes my first attempt at this.

UK Off Eff = 116.8 Ranked 18th Nat UT Off Eff = 124.2 2nd Nat

UK Deff Eff = 89.7 8th Nat UT Def Eff = 96.0 41st Nat

UK FG% = 52.8 91st Nat UT FG% = 56.9 7th Nat

UK 3% = 35.2 = 130th Nat UT 3% = 36.8 62nd Nat

UK Turnover % = 18.5 157th Nat UT Turnover % = 15.9 25th Nat

UK Off Reb% = 38.3 3rd Nat UT Def Reb % = 30.4 259th Nat

[ 02-16-2019, 04:20 PM: Message edited by: WHO?UK ]

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posted 02-16-2019 04:30 PM      Profile for PaulCat     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Amazing how such small percentages can be a huge difference in rankings.
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posted 02-16-2019 05:11 PM      Profile for WHO?UK   Email WHO?UK   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
The big one is our Offensive rebounding Vs their inability to get defensive boards.

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posted 02-16-2019 06:14 PM      Profile for Tiptree   Email Tiptree   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Offensive rebounding makes up for our lower shooting percentage, that is for sure. I worry more about turnovers. UT's guards are quick and great at playing the passing lanes. If we can protect the ball and play great defense, I like our chances. But if we get sloppy, we will be looking at two home losses in a row.

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posted 02-16-2019 07:06 PM      Profile for Bama Cat   Email Bama Cat   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
If that should happen it wouldn't help any of their chances to make it in the draft. For all of their futures I hope they can all excel tonight. Also because the only game I had them losing the rest of the way is the game at TN. [Big Grin]
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posted 02-16-2019 07:41 PM      Profile for WHO?UK   Email WHO?UK   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Originally posted by Bama Cat:
If that should happen it wouldn't help any of their chances to make it in the draft. For all of their futures I hope they can all excel tonight. Also because the only game I had them losing the rest of the way is the game at TN. [Big Grin]

You and Kenpom are in agreement on this one.

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