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Georgetown: 5-7
Kenpom Rating: 176 out of 363
Best wins:Kenpom Rating: 176 out of 363
- 75-68 v #213 Siena
- 69-62 v #221 La Sale (neutral)
OFFENSE: 107th in efficiency
- 2nd in non-steal turnover prevention (5.8% rate)
- 62nd in average length of possession (16.3 seconds)
- 117th in offensive rebounding rate
- ~median in 2p% (50.0%), 3p% (32.9%) and FTA/FGA (30.8%)
- 85th percentile in highest steal rate (6.0%)
- 12th percentage in 3PA/FGA (30.4%) and A/FGM rate (44.3%)
- 32nd in block % (13.6%)
- 49th in FTA/FGA prevention
- ~median at steal rate
- ~bottom third in opponent 2p% (51.0%) and 3p% (35.0%)
- 303rd in opponents’ average length possession (18.1 seconds)
- 313th in defensive rebounding rate
- 313th in 3PA/FGA prevention (43% of opponents shots are from 3)
- 300th in A/FGM prevention (57.3%)
I’m trying to figure this team out: why are they so bad? Their starting lineup is pretty good: a bucket-getting guard, a scoring guard with range, a physical two-way wing, a three-and-D stretch for and an efficient two-way center.
Basically, Georgetown’s lineups are pretty much the starting lineup, Ezewiro playing alongside three or four of the other starters for ~15% of the game and then another 15% of the game of small ball with Akok at the 5.
The biggest detriment of Georgetown’s defense is their backcourt with Spears being a major negative on defense and Heath also poor: maybe this is a game where our backcourt attacks the rim more.
Hate to sound oversimplified, but I expect a total dominant performance. 90+ points is not out of the question and honestly, I don’t care that we are favored by 26 right now (KenPom), I want this team to push the envelope the whole game, even if the walk-ons are in.