Jb trashes Kenpom in presser

[20plus]

Jb being Jb .

 

[orangenauburn]

These stats are trash JB

NCAA Statistics

StatisticNational
RankConference
RankValueNational LeaderValueConference
LeaderValue

3-pt Field Goal Attempts (350 ranked)	79​	4​	632​	North Florida	861​	Notre Dame	736​
Assist Turnover Ratio (350 ranked)	35​	3​	1.25​	Notre Dame	1.72​	Notre Dame	1.72​
Assists Per Game (350 ranked)	79​	5​	14.4​	Belmont	18.9​	Notre Dame	16.8​
Blocked Shots Per Game (350 ranked)	46​	5​	4.4​	FIU	6.6​	Duke	5.9​
Defensive Rebounds per Game (350 ranked)	213​	11​	25.12​	Yale	30.42​	North Carolina	29.00​
Fewest Fouls (350 ranked)	64​	6​	408​	Penn	320​	Notre Dame	324​
Fewest Turnovers (350 ranked)	33​	3​	287​	Cornell	245​	Virginia Tech	246​
Field-Goal Percentage (350 ranked)	186​	7​	43.6​	Dayton	52.1​	Duke	48.4​
Field-Goal Percentage Defense (350 ranked)	61​	6​	40.4​	Memphis	36.4​	Virginia	36.7​
Free Throw Attempts (350 ranked)	149​	5​	502​	Arkansas St.	713​	Wake Forest	573​
Free Throws Made (350 ranked)	113​	4​	372​	Arkansas St.	504​	Wake Forest	427​
Free-Throw Percentage (350 ranked)	70​	4​	74.1​	Northeastern	79.9​	Florida St.	76.8​
Offensive Rebounds Per Game (350 ranked)	140​	7​	10.44​	West Virginia	15.12​	North Carolina	14.08​
Personal Fouls Per Game (350 ranked)	92​	8​	16.3​	Notre Dame	12.5​	Notre Dame	12.5​
Rebound Margin (350 ranked)	242​	12​	-1.2​	Houston	9.7​	North Carolina	8.7​
Scoring Defense (350 ranked)	163​	9​	68.8​	Virginia	52.0​	Virginia	52.0​
Scoring Margin (350 ranked)	101​	6​	5.3​	Gonzaga	21.3​	Duke	17.2​
Scoring Offense (350 ranked)	100​	6​	74.1​	Gonzaga	88.6​	Duke	83.0​
Steals Per Game (350 ranked)	82​	6​	7.4​	SFA	10.7​	Florida St.	9.1​
Three Pt FG Defense (350 ranked)	91​	5​	31.3​	Arkansas	25.7​	Duke	28.3​
Three-Point Field Goals Per Game (350 ranked)	52​	3​	8.6​	North Florida	11.6​	Virginia Tech	9.9​
Three-Point Field-Goal Percentage (350 ranked)	154​	6​	33.9​	BYU	42.6​	Louisville	38.3​
Total 3-point FGM (350 ranked)	81​	4​	214​	North Florida	325​	Notre Dame	252​
Total Assists (350 ranked)	115​	6​	360​	Belmont	509​	Notre Dame	436​
Total Blocks (350 ranked)	59​	5​	111​	FIU	179​	Duke	147​
Total Rebounds (350 ranked)	234​	10​	889​	Wright St. Winthrop	1,144 1,144​	North Carolina	1,120​
Total Rebounds Per Game (350 ranked)	171​	8​	35.56​	North Carolina	43.08​	North Carolina	43.08​
Total Steals (350 ranked)	98​	6​	186​	Eastern Mich.	268​	Florida St.	236​
Turnover Margin (349 ranked)	42​	4​	2.4​	UNC Greensboro	7.3​	Pittsburgh	3.5​
Turnovers Forced (350 ranked)	143​	6​	13.88​	SFA	22.28​	Florida St.	17.15​
Turnovers Per Game (350 ranked)	37​	3​	11.5​	Notre Dame	9.8​	Notre Dame	9.8​
Won-Lost Percentage (350 ranked)	139​	8​	56.0​	San Diego St.	100.0​	Duke	88.0​

StatisticPlayerNational
RankConference
RankValueNational LeaderValueConference
LeaderValue

3-pt Field Goal Attempts (248 ranked)	Buddy Boeheim Elijah Hughes Joseph Girard III	13 67 88​	1 3 5​	215 179 173​	Jhivvan Jackson, UTSA	286​	Buddy Boeheim, Syracuse	215​
Assist Turnover Ratio (250 ranked)	Joseph Girard III Elijah Hughes	78 186​	5 11​	2.00 1.59​	Connor McCaffery, Iowa	4.26​	Wabissa Bede, Virginia Tech	3.42​
Assists Per Game (247 ranked)	Elijah Hughes Joseph Girard III	181 200​	9 12​	3.7 3.6​	Zavier Simpson, Michigan	8.2​	Tre Jones, Duke	6.6​
Blocked Shots Per Game (245 ranked)	Bourama Sidibe Marek Dolezaj Elijah Hughes	181 245 245​	11 14 14​	1.12 0.96 0.96​	Osasumwen Osaghae, FIU	3.89​	Manny Bates, NC State	2.96​
Defensive Rebounds per Game (248 ranked)		​	​	​	John Mooney, Notre Dame	9.12​	John Mooney, Notre Dame	9.12​
Double Doubles (187 ranked)		​	​	​	Nathan Knight, William & Mary John Mooney, Notre Dame	21 21​	John Mooney, Notre Dame	21​
Field-Goal Percentage (250 ranked)	Elijah Hughes	242​	9​	42.8​	Udoka Azubuike, Kansas	73.3​	Vernon Carey, Duke	59.1​
Free Throw Attempts (247 ranked)	Elijah Hughes Marek Dolezaj	149 177​	5 7​	127 122​	Mason Jones, Arkansas	218​	Vernon Carey, Duke	168​
Free Throws Made (246 ranked)	Elijah Hughes Marek Dolezaj	109 200​	4 7​	101 88​	Mason Jones, Arkansas	179​	Olivier Sarr, Wake Forest	113​
Free-Throw Percentage (250 ranked)	Joseph Girard III Elijah Hughes	3 176​	1 7​	92.3 79.5​	Terrell Gomez, CSUN	94.0​	Joseph Girard III, Syracuse	92.3​
Minutes Per Game (250 ranked)	Elijah Hughes Buddy Boeheim Marek Dolezaj	23 39 148​	2 4 10​	36:54 36:06 34:04​	Nate Darling, Delaware	38:31​	Kihei Clark, Virginia	37:28​
Offensive Rebounds Per Game (250 ranked)	Marek Dolezaj Bourama Sidibe	128 138​	7 10​	2.52 2.48​	Cletrell Pope, Bethune-Cookman	4.52​	John Mooney, Notre Dame	3.60​
Points Per Game (249 ranked)	Elijah Hughes Buddy Boeheim	52 198​	1 8​	18.9 15.6​	Jhivvan Jackson, UTSA	26.9​	Elijah Hughes, Syracuse	18.9​
Rebounds Per Game (249 ranked)	Marek Dolezaj Bourama Sidibe	214 230​	14 15​	6.8 6.7​	Kevin Marfo, Quinnipiac	13.3​	John Mooney, Notre Dame	12.7​
Steals Per Game (250 ranked)	Joseph Girard III	131​	8​	1.60​	Jacob Gilyard, Richmond	3.24​	Steffon Mitchell, Boston College	2.32​
Three-Point Field Goals Per Game (230 ranked)	Buddy Boeheim Elijah Hughes Joseph Girard III	8 84 153​	1 2 8​	3.36 2.52 2.24​	Markus Howard, Marquette	4.04​	Buddy Boeheim, Syracuse	3.36​
Three-Point Field-Goal Percentage (93 ranked)	Buddy Boeheim Elijah Hughes	41 77​	1 2​	39.1 35.2​	Stefan Gonzalez, UC Davis	49.0​	Buddy Boeheim, Syracuse	39.1​
Total 3-point FGM (244 ranked)	Buddy Boeheim Elijah Hughes Joseph Girard III	10 99 159​	1 3 8​	84 63 56​	Dru Kuxhausen, McNeese	101​	Buddy Boeheim, Syracuse	84​
Total Assists (242 ranked)	Elijah Hughes Joseph Girard III	192 205​	10 12​	92 90​	Jason Preston, Ohio	198​	Markell Johnson, NC State	157​
Total Blocks (244 ranked)	Bourama Sidibe Marek Dolezaj Elijah Hughes	175 244 244​	10 14 14​	28 24 24​	Osasumwen Osaghae, FIU	105​	Manny Bates, NC State	68​
Total Field Goal Attempts (250 ranked)	Elijah Hughes Buddy Boeheim	67 84​	2 3​	360 353​	Jhivvan Jackson, UTSA	587​	Landers Nolley II, Virginia Tech	382​
Total Field Goals Made (246 ranked)	Elijah Hughes Buddy Boeheim	112 184​	5 7​	154 142​	Jhivvan Jackson, UTSA	246​	Vernon Carey, Duke	163​
Total Minutes (250 ranked)	Elijah Hughes Buddy Boeheim Marek Dolezaj	57 81 222​	1 4 10​	922:33 902:51 851:48​	Jordan Ford, Saint Mary's (CA)	1012:44​	Elijah Hughes, Syracuse	922:33​
Total Points (247 ranked)	Elijah Hughes Buddy Boeheim	65 206​	2 7​	472 391​	Jhivvan Jackson, UTSA	727​	Jordan Nwora, Louisville	474​
Total Rebounds (248 ranked)	Marek Dolezaj Bourama Sidibe	229 248​	12 14​	171 167​	Elyjah Goss, IUPUI	322​	John Mooney, Notre Dame	318​
Total Steals (224 ranked)	Joseph Girard III	134​	9​	40​	Jacob Gilyard, Richmond	81​	Steffon Mitchell, Boston College	58​
Triple Doubles (2 ranked)		​	​	​	Kameron Langley, N.C. A&T	2​	Markell Johnson, NC State	1​

 

[NineOneSeven]

Need more context! The people demand it!

 

[adk(roc)CUSE]

What

 

[20plus]

And he called Mike Waters paranoid

 

[MadNY3]

Jb being Jb .

Trashing KenPom is like New York Giants fans trashing the newspaper for the font size that shows their team in last place.

 

[OttoinGrotto]

I'm good with it. I'll see Pomeroy in Hell.

 

[joct]

 

[joct]

 

[jdubs30]

KenPom thinks we’re a top 25 offensive team in the country

 

[NineOneSeven]

What does that mean

 

[djcon57]

Old guy ranting about analytics is always a cringefest

 

[syrBossHogg]

 

[OttoinGrotto]

What does that mean

You don't know what a player being 25% responsible for a basketball means?

I mean, be a student of the game, man

 

[Ghost]

KenPom thinks we’re a top 25 offensive team in the country

Because threes cause smiles? We're like a mini-Golden State! Efficient af.

 

[bpo57]

I see kenpom's top ten with Ohio State, WV and Michigan State in it. Yikes. Hard to take it too seriously. Those three don't deserve to be in anybody's top 20.

 

[Brooky03]

I love Jim

 

[MikeSU02]

Check the responses to this tweet. JB def got his “advanced stats” person wrong on this one.

 

[BurrowsSMG]

Hey, Jim wasn't yelling at me citing KenPom this time! I did pull Buddy's numbers on Synergy and teams attack him over 13 percent of the time, which is the most on the team. I think Girard is around 11 percent and no one else is above 6 if I remember correctly. Buddy also grades into the 25th percentile defensively which is by far the worst among the regulars. I think JG is the next closest at like 31 percent.

The percentile grades are based on points per possession and Synergy pays a lot of money for people to sit there and watch play-by-play, which is why NBA and college teams pay a lot of money to use it.

 

[tbonezone]

"we're not tired " must be smartest coach in america. not one other program has figured out you can play all your starters 40 minutes with no drop off. pure genius i say.

 

[20plus]

Hey, Jim wasn't yelling at me citing KenPom this time! I did pull Buddy's numbers on Synergy and teams attack him over 13 percent of the time, which is the most on the team. I think Girard is around 11 percent and no one else is above 6 if I remember correctly. Buddy also grades into the 25th percentile defensively which is by far the worst among the regulars. I think JG is the next closest at like 31 percent.

The percentile grades are based on points per possession and Synergy pays a lot of money for people to sit there and watch play-by-play, which is why NBA and college teams pay a lot of money to use it.

WOW

 

[OrangeDW]

"we're not tired " must be smartest coach in america. not one other program has figured out you can play all your starters 40 minutes with no drop off. pure genius i say.

How come you never posted when the team was winning?

 

[DoctorBombay]

How come you never posted when the team was winning?

Yes, he's a hypocrite.
No, he's not wrong.

 

[MikeSU02]

Hey, Jim wasn't yelling at me citing KenPom this time! I did pull Buddy's numbers on Synergy and teams attack him over 13 percent of the time, which is the most on the team. I think Girard is around 11 percent and no one else is above 6 if I remember correctly. Buddy also grades into the 25th percentile defensively which is by far the worst among the regulars. I think JG is the next closest at like 31 percent.

The percentile grades are based on points per possession and Synergy pays a lot of money for people to sit there and watch play-by-play, which is why NBA and college teams pay a lot of money to use it.

Thanks for this info. I think anyone that watches objectively would say this matches the eye test.

 

[TinyManInside]

How come you never posted when the team was winning?

In fairness when we were winning we were playing really bad teams (except for UVA which is almost good this year).