Special stats version up...

[JRRRJ]

...at the usual place here.

The 17 Feb Cincinnati sheet has a one-time addition: a row under the opponents totals showing the performance of the starting five. Which is quite good. In just over half the game minutes, they got just under half the statistical accomplishments. If you include Courtney's totals, they're well over half in a number of categories.

Also, there is a new column at the right side of the Reg Season Summary sheet: FGA/min. Just because I was curious and I thought I'd leave it in when I uploaded to see if it added any value for youse guys.

As for the game:

• Ssooner than expected, Mighty Mo has taken over the 3rd position in blocks among the starters, tripling her total in only 2 games! If the season goes on for 15 more games at the same rate, she'd end up with 1,458! ;^)
  
• Not only did the team have an A/TO of over 2, but everyone on the team but one was at or over 1.0 (Nat was 0/1).
• Stewie's assists-per-40 rate was just under 10.
• Morgan broke out of her scoring slump and posted the highest points-per-40 rate on the team at 29+. Nat was 3rd in that regard for the game, and has moved up to 4th on the team YTD after Stewie, Gabby and Morgan.

 

[UcMiami]

Great as usual -
I was looking at the TN cumulative stats because i occasionally like to check in on DD to see how she compares to the team stats and one of the things that struck me is what a magical world we live in as fans of Uconn - not only does the team win, but they do it in style. How depressing it would be to be a fan of TN and look at the stats page!
For regular players:
TN - one player shoots above .400 vs. Uconn where many challenge or pass .600 and the worst primary player is above .400
TN - one player shoots above .300 from 3, Uconn only one primary player shoots below .300 and a few above .400
TN - one player with a 1.0 or better assist/TO ratio - Uconn a few players above 2.0 and only one below 1.0
etc.
A different world.

 

[winlots]

JR: just checking in to express again my appreciation for the time, effort, and frame of reference you provide in presenting these interesting stats.

 

[RSHERMVIKES]

JRRRJ, I appreciate your hard work. Thanks!