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Message: [QUOTE="auror, post: 4610205, member: 1329"] I typed up a whole stat nugget post last night but it disappeared (I was falling asleep while typing it so maybe I didn't actually post it, whoops, newborn dad-life). Main takeaways: [LIST] [*][B]Jaedon LeDee[/B] is actually their best player by RAPM, but he comes off the bench. Great rebounder, great at the rim. Bouncy athletic at his size. Reminds me a bit of Obi Toppin in the way he moves. Gotta force him into the midrange shots (hooks and foul line jumpers) and keep him off the boards. Former top 100 recruit now in his 5th year. [*][B]Nathan Mensah[/B] is similarly good on the boards, and one of the best shotblockers we've faced all year (around the same level as Cisse and Castleton). [*][B]Matt Bradley[/B] is their highest usage guy, but loves the midrange and off the dribble/triple threat 3s, which lowers his efficiency. [*][B]Lamont Butler [/B]isn't a great shooter from anywhere (unless there's 0.2 left apparently), but is on the level of Diarra/Jackson on the defensive end as a guard by D-RAPM. [*][B]Darrion Trammell [/B]has shot worse every year of his college career. He's quick, but if we can get him to get shots up, especially with our length, it should work out for us. [*][B]Aguek Arop [/B]rates out as their 2nd best player by RAPM because he's their best defensive player (and best player by BPR). He's a top 15 or so defensive player in the country by D-RAPM (#11 by D-BPR). [*][B]Micah Parrish [/B]is boring statistically. Not strong or weak in many areas. [*][B]Keshad Johnson[/B] has a similar game to LeDee but not quite as good. And kinda looks like him on the court (not face as much as everything else). [*][B]Adam Seiko [/B]is a good shooter, but doesn't do much else. 80% of his shots from 3 and almost all catch and shoot. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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