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Message: [QUOTE="saywho, post: 3762613, member: 10053"] Jones is playing 25 mins/gm right now. Her highest has been 27 mins, which was yesterday where she sat the entire 4th quarter. In the first three quarters, she scored 29 points and had 13 rebounds. The 4th quarter of all their games this year have been played by their bench. When somebody is shooting 14-15 from the field, you let them play 27 mins. Most coaches would let them play the whole game, but Tara did not. You act like 25 mins a game is a lot. Ionescu played 34 mins per game last year. If Jones had been in 9 more mins last night, she would have been at 40 points. She shot 14-15 from the field with her only miss being a 3 pointer. If you want to compare side by side: Players with over 10 mins/gm: Stanford - 11 (one at 9 mins which I am not counting) Oregon - 12 (one at 10 mins which I am counting) Players over 14 mins/gm Stanford - 9 Oregon - 9 Players at or over 18 mins/gm: Stanford - 4 Oregon - 6 Most minutes by any player on the team: Stanford - 25.7 Oregon - 23 Players averaging over 10 pts a game: Stanford - 4 (with Belibi at 9.7) Oregon - 4 (with Paopao at 9.5) Players averaging over 5 pts a game: Stanford - 8 Oregon - 8 Highest player pts per game: Stanford - 23.3 (Jones) Oregon - 16.8 (Boley) Number of players with over 5 rebounds a game: Stanford - 4 (with Prechtel at 4.7) Oregon - 3 (with Dugalic at 4.8) Highest player rebounds per game: Stanford - 10.3 (Jones) Oregon - 7.8 (Sabally) Players with 3+ assist per game: Stanford - 3 Oregon - 1 Player with highest assists/gm: Stanford - 4.3 (Jones with 2 other just behind her) Oregon - 5 (Paopao with nobody behind her) So, if you want to talk stats, there are the stats. Both have tons of depth. Seriously. Stanford has less players playing over 18 mins. They happen to have one really good player who is playing 25 mins a game and seems to be having a pretty great season so far. But they certainly aren't using her like most teams that have a player who can score 30 pt/gm easily. And when it comes to the schedule, nobody is saying Stanford has played a hard schedule, nor has Oregon. Pretty equivalent there, too. Washington, Colorado, Utah -- all pac 12 bottom dwellers this year. Unfortunately COVID didn't allow Stanford to play WSU this year, but given they didn't have enough scholarship players to be eligible to play (the reason they didn't play), I imagine Stanford would have padded their stats just fine in that game. Portland? Seattle? Pretty on par with Cal Poly and UNLV. [/QUOTE]

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