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Columbia hot from 3pt range (7-12) is the main reason. Though this was as predictable as the sun rising and setting. Many teams play out of their minds vs. UConn and regress to the mean afterwards. With that said, they've gone on a run and closed it to 48-34.Columbia demolishing New Haven 42-18 at the half btw
He doesn’t play or move like he wants the ball. Going back to confidence, again.
Someone who wants the ball makes the cut because he sees the chance to score.
Ross’ points can be seen as a bonus. He clearly has value on defense - he’s the only guy we have with guard quickness and forward length. Even if he gives up a couple baskets - he usually makes his guy work for them. There are no shutouts in basketball.This is a good point. And yet the +/- for the team is much better when Ross is on the court as shown in the two spreadsheets posted on this page.
@auror you have pointed out that Ross's defense is the reason for the +/- improvement the team has when he's on the court. My question to you auror does any of the analytics factor in how players perform when they are taking the role of setting up plays on the offensive end. For example in the Brian Kervick review of the New Haven game on Storrs Central he has a feature "Set of the Week". He wrote this:
The set of the week features Solo cutting through, a decoy DHO at top, a back screen for Karaban, followed by Solo running off staggered screens for an open three.
In that play Ross is doing the back screen for Karaban. He then leaves that player and sets up the staggered screen for Ball while directing Koroma to set up the second staggered screen. This frees up Ball as he circles to the top of the key. Ball misses the shot but gets fouled and makes his three foul shots. So I'm sure Evan gives Ball full credit in his offensive metrics but does his analytics give Ross and Koroma any offensive value in this play?
Part of the problem for Ross on offense is his hesitation taking shots or driving to the basket. But how much of this is a factor of the coaches prioritizing other players over him on the offensive end versus a confidence issue? When a player is told he is option 4 or 5 it has to impact how he plays.
Not with that attitude there aren'tThere are no shutouts in basketball.
Bethesda women were shut out until the third quarter by Cal State Northridge. Then hit a three to cut the Marador lead to 67-3. So i guess it did almost happen.Not with that attitude there aren't
I think it was 72 to 0 before the basket. Bethesda only had 4 healthy players and a fifth that was not feeling well and took herself out at times leaving 4 on 5. I think the final was 102 to 13 but I didn't recheck.Bethesda women were shut out until the third quarter by Cal State Northridge. Then hit a three to cut the Marador lead to 67-3. So i guess it did almost happen.
Columbia ended up winning by 19Columbia hot from 3pt range (7-12) is the main reason. Though this was as predictable as the sun rising and setting. Many teams play out of their minds vs. UConn and regress to the mean afterwards. With that said, they've gone on a run and closed it to 48-34.
Just what I was going to say. What about Bethesda-Cal State Northridge women, huh?Bethesda women were shut out until the third quarter by Cal State Northridge. Then hit a three to cut the Marador lead to 67-3. So i guess it did almost happen.
Columbia demolishing New Haven 42-18 at the half btw