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[QUOTE="Melancer46, post: 5037236, member: 1674"]
I updated his stats from Overtime Elite to include the last couple regular season games and the playoffs.

Per Game:
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[*]17.6 points
[*]2.6 assists
[*]3.4 rebounds
[*]1.0 steals
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Per 40 Minutes:
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[*]23.0 points
[*]3.4 assists
[*]4.5 rebounds
[*]1.4 steals
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Shooting %'s:
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[*]FG%: 42.6%
[*]2PT%: 53.1%
[*]3PT%: 35.3%
[*]FT%: 79.1%
[*]TS%: 55.1%
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He also led the league both in 3 point attempts and 3 point makes while being probably just a touch outside the top 10 in terms of 3 point % (filtered down on players that took them at solid volume).

I don't think we really know exactly how well Overtime Elite translates to college ball yet. Anyone that has watched their games can attest to the fact that while the players are talented relative to most high schoolers, it's not really a great brand of basketball. A lot of dreadful shot attempts, lackluster defense, etc. Having said that, it's feasible that would indicate that Moore may eclipse these shooting numbers when he hopefully takes better quality shots in college (granted the defense will generally be far better so maybe not?) Overall though, I reckon he's a pretty promising recruit. Certainly doesn't project to have the same sort of impact as Donnie, but I think just based on the numbers and quality of competition, he's a higher quality recruit than we've generally gotten in recent years. Copeland and Taylor for example played worse while also playing against much worse competition.
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