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The most ridiculous stat ever of this tournament

Shot tracker (second half only).


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The post-game show they mentioned some nutty stat like we had doubled the opponents points in the paint this tournament.
 
Shot tracker (second half only).


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What's really interesting is if you compare this to last year's shop distribution which was all layups and three-pointers, very few mid range. Last year's team was pretty much the archetype of modern basketball.

That said I'm not sure that our current two point attack is by design. Hurley said he's going to figure out what's going on from three for us and fix it. If that happens we become a much more dangerous team. That should be a pretty scary prospect for the other teams still playing.
 
We seem to be on an alternating schedule of shooting well or shooting poorly, mainly since the start of the BE tournament, but here's the stats through the first four games of the NCAA. Our percentages are in the left column and the opponents % in the right column:
UConn: ------------------------------------Opponent:
Game 1 BE (Xavier) 7/21 (33.3%)----Xavier was 5/21 (23.8%)
Game 2 BE (St. Johns) 10/22 (45.4%)----St. J's was 11/22 (50%)
Game 3 BE (Marquette) 7/24 (29.2%)----Marq was 6/18 (33.3%)
NCAA round 1 Stetson 9/24 (37.5%)----Stetson was 3/20 (15%)
-Round 2 Northwestern 3/22 (13.6%)----NW was 4/15 (26.7%)
-Round 3 San Diego St 10/26 (38.5%)----SD St was 5/22 22.7%)
-Round 4 Illinois -------3/17 (17.6%)----llinois was 6/23 (26.1%)

Lot's of variables of course with different opponents and when we're up the other team has been down and vice versa. Sure would be nice if Dan Hurley and the staff can figure it out in case we need a barrage of three's to keep the streak going. No need to mention why........:rolleyes:
 
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UConn's 23.1 point margin of victory over two seasons is the largest ever in tournament history over a 2 year span, even larger than UCLA's largest margin of victory over a 2 year span with Lew Alcindor.

Hopefully we can do it for 2 more games.
 
We seem to be on an alternating schedule of shooting well or shooting poorly, mainly since the start of the BE tournament, but here's the stats through the first four games of the NCAA. Our percentages are in the left column and the opponents % in the right column:
UConn: ------------------------------------Opponent:
Game 1 BE (Xavier) 7/21 (33.3%)----Xavier was 5/21 (23.8%)
Game 2 BE (St. Johns) 10/22 (45.4%)----St. J's was 11/22 (50%)
Game 3 BE (Marquette) 7/24 (29.2%)----Marq was 6/18 (33.3%)
NCAA round 1 Stetson 9/24 (37.5%)----Stetson was 3/20 (15%)
-Round 2 Northwestern 3/22 (13.6%)----NW was 4/15 (26.7%)
-Round 3 San Diego St 10/26 (38.5%)----SD St was 5/22 22.7%)
-Round 4 Illinois -------3/17 (17.6%)----llinois was 6/23 (26.1%)

Lot's of variables of course with different opponents and when we're up the other team has been down and vice versa. Sure would be nice if Dan Hurley and the staff can figure it out in case we need a barrage of three's to keep the streak going. No need to mention why........:rolleyes:
AK did say on Jared's podcast the ball has too much air in it....which is crazy...He did say that shouldnt be an excuse. Doesn't the NCAA check this stuff? They could give Tom Brady a call for help
 
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AK did say on Jared's podcast the ball has too much air in it....which is crazy...He did say that shouldnt be an excuse. Doesn't the NCAA check this stuff? They could give Tom Brady a call for help
With the 2 times the ball got stuck at the rim and almost a third, it looked to me like the ball was underinflated, but it may just be the Wilson ball they are using in the tourney. I don’t think many other teams use it in the regular season.
 
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If we win the next two by a total of 18 points PLUS we have the most dominant NCAA tournament ever. Passing KY 1996 at 128 points scoring difference
 
UConn's 23.1 point margin of victory over two seasons is the largest ever in tournament history over a 2 year span, even larger than UCLA's largest margin of victory over a 2 year span with Lew Alcindor.

Hopefully we can do it for 2 more games.
But parity??
 
Check post #18. BGesus4 says the differential last year was 141. I'm too lazy right now to check and may not be reading something right.:rolleyes:
That's not the differential, those were our largest leads
 
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This is bonkers!



Well the UConn scores that you post are the pity scores where subs are inserted around 4 minutes and slow the pace to be nice. The real differential with the starters playing to about a minute and a half are higher but unknown. Probably +5 more or so. The pity differential. You have to factor that into you line bets.
 
Well the UConn scores that you post are the pity scores where subs are inserted around 4 minutes and slow the pace to be nice. The real differential with the starters playing to about a minute and a half are higher but unknown. Probably +5 more or so. The pity differential. You have to factor that into you line bets.

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