+/- with Brimah on Floor

[Gurleyman]

So what was Brimah's +/-?

He ended +11. He was +3 in the first half and +8 in the second.

Really +14, if you disregard the meaningless 3 that UCF made at the buzzer.

(Nolan was +4 for the game, but +11 in first first half and -7 in the second, and Lubin was -10).

 

[champs99and04]

He ended +11. He was +3 in the first half and +8 in the second.

Really +14, if you disregard the meaningless 3 that UCF made at the buzzer.

(Nolan was +4 for the game, but +11 in first first half and -7 in the second, and Lubin was -10).

That was all part of a weird sequence in the first half where we went on a huge run when Brimah first went to the bench and then proceeded to give nearly all of it back by halftime.

BTW where do you get those +/- numbers?

 

[Gurleyman]

That was all part of a weird sequence in the first half where we went on a huge run when Brimah first went to the bench and then proceeded to give nearly all of it back by halftime. BTW where do you get those +/- numbers?

Play by play with the official box score lists subs, so it's just finding where players went in and out and doing the quick math.

It maybe wasn't all that weird - we were still up 14 when Nolan picked up his second and went to the bench. With no 5 (Lubin essentially playing there), it went down to 6 at the half.

 

[RipCity]

I think Ollie was trying to give Lubin some more time. Not that he played well with it. If the game was really ever close enough to worry, I'm sure Brimah would have played more.