UCONN vs ECU - Efficiency Ratings

[Big Mick]

Efficiency Raqting:
27 - Samuelson
27 - Williams
18 - Stevens
16 - Collier
13 - Dangerfield
10 - Nurse
6 - Walker
6 - Bent
5 - Coombs
1 - Camara
0 - Gordon
0 - Irwin

Extrapolated to 40 minutes:
43 - Samuelson
47 - Williams
38 - Stevens
25 - Collier
18 - Dangerfield
15 - Nurse
13 - Walker
20 - Bent
40 - Coombs
13 - Camara
0 - Gordon
0 - Irwin

 

[oldude]

I have to ask if you pumped all the stats from yesterday's game into a PER formula to come up with the attached PER ratings? If so, you are one ambitious BY'er. Keep it up.

If you are familiar with PER ratings, I'm sure you are aware that they tend to be over weighted towards offense and more difficult to accurately account for defensive performance.

 

[Big Mick]

I have to ask if you pumped all the stats from yesterday's game into a PER formula to come up with the attached PER ratings? If so, you are one ambitious BY'er. Keep it up.
Well, I had some free time as I'm snowed in.......by choice

If you are familiar with PER ratings, I'm sure you are aware that they tend to be over weighted towards offense and more difficult to accurately account for defensive performance.

Agreed.

Efficiency is based the difference between positive and negative game stats.
===> Positive stats are: Points + Rebounds + Steals + blocks, etc.
===> Negative stats are: Fouls committed + Turnovers + (attempted shots - made shots), etc.

Sooo - the more Points, Rebounds, Steals and Blocks......and the less Fouls, Turnovers and Missed shots....determine how efficient you are for that one game.