Ranking of UConn's 2020 Recruiting Class?

[MilfordHusky]

3-point shooting is at .401 after the USF game, still #1.

 

[maccca3232]

So in the Play by Play for each game they breakdown plays.

Screenshot shows data as per the play-by-play for each player.

Note: The Misc column is the South Carolina game which didn't have the same detail as every other game.

 

[UcMiami]

All teams shoot lower percentages against better competition and is a reason why they lose games. UConn is not unique in shooting worse from 3 in losses. Below is a table showing shooting % from 2, 3 and Overall by Wins and Losses.

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Good work - but of course the 'loss' lines are a very limited sample size while the 'win' lines are nearly 10 times the sample size. I suspect you could cherry pick 3+ games from the win lines where the shooting was worse than that displayed in the losses but the competition was worse. (Maybe not for Uconn?) For an example, Uconn shot .315/.222 in the win against TN and Oregon shot .476/.300 against Uconn in their win. Shooting percentages always fluctuate and only some fraction of that fluctuation has anything to do with game score and/or defense.

 

[maccca3232]

Good work - but of course the 'loss' lines are a very limited sample size while the 'win' lines are nearly 10 times the sample size. I suspect you could cherry pick 3+ games from the win lines where the shooting was worse than that displayed in the losses but the competition was worse. (Maybe not for Uconn?) For an example, Uconn shot .315/.222 in the win against TN and Oregon shot .476/.300 against Uconn in their win. Shooting percentages always fluctuate and only some fraction of that fluctuation has anything to do with game score and/or defense.

Screenshot below shows FG%, 3F% and eFG% for same 3 teams sorted by descending RPI.

While always exceptions generally more blue up the top and red down the bottom.

 

[chrissaran]

Don't forget Evina Westbrook. Not a recruit, but a great addition to the team.