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Monthly Net Points, etc. After February Part 1

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I’ll be summarizing the “Net Points, etc.” stats on a monthly basis this year. With two early conference games, there’s no point in keeping track of non-conference vs. Conference games as I’ve done in the law few years. (note: I’m doing this after the Iowa game with was played in December. I am not including the Iowa game status in this post.)

NET POINTS

Here is a breakdown of player’s averages in each stat and overall. M= minutes per game for which they were available. Everything else is per 40 minutes. P= points, R= rebounds, A= assists, S= steals, B= blocks, + = P+R+A+S+B, “the positives”. MFG = missed field goals, MFT – missed free throws, TO = turnovers, PF = personal fouls. - = MFG+MFT+TO+PF, “the negatives”. NP = net points (the positives – the negatives), OE: offensive efficiency (P-MFG-MFT), FG = “floor game” (NP-OE)

NET POINTS

Bourama Sidibie
In November:
22.3M 11.3P 11.5R 0.5A 1.0S 1.0B 25.3+ 2.3MFG 1.0MFT 1.8TO 6.4PF 11.5- = 13.8NP 8.0OE 5.8FG
In December:
26.7M 8.0P 13.3R 0.3A 3.3S 3.0B 27.9+ 3.5MFG 1.5MFT 1.8TO 5.5PF 12.3- = 15.6NP 3.0OE 12.6FG
In January:
22.1M 7.9P 11.8R 0.2A 1.6S 1.8B 23.3+ 1.4MFG 0.5MFT 1.1TO 7.5PF 10.5- = 12.8NP 6.0OE 6.8FG
In February:
18.8M 15.7P 15.2R 0.0A 2.9S 4.0B 37.8+ 1.9MFG 2.9MFT 1.3TO 9.9PF 16.0- = 21.8NP 10.9OE 10.9FG Comments: Bourama has suddenly caught fire. He’s scoring much more and rebounding much more, (that’s how he usually gets the ball). He’s missing more free throws because he’s getting to the line more. His fouls, which were always too many, have skyrocketed. Academically, he’s the best student on the team but he cannot seem to learn to play without committing fouls. He’s a junior and he’s committing them like a freshman big man. What he does per 40 minutes is irrelevant if he can’t play 40 minutes. At least he’s becoming more aggressive and confident and using his natural abilities to a much greater extent.

Jesse Edwards
In November:
7.5M 15.1P 9.8R 0.0A 0.0S 2.7B 27.6+ 1.8MFG 0.9MFT 1.8TO 3.6PF 8.1- = 19.5NP 12.4OE 7.1FG
In December:
6.0M 16.0P 6.7R 1.3A 1.3S 2.7B 28.0+ 0.0MFG 2.7MFT 0.0TO 8.0PF 8.0- = 17.3NP 13.3OE 4.0FG
In January:
2.5M 4.0P 6.0R 0.0A 0.0S 2.0B 12.0+ 0.0MFG 0.0MFT 4.0TO 4.0PF 8.0- = 4.0NP 4.0OE 0.0FG
In February:
4.6M 14.1P 9.7R 1.1A 1.1S 3.2B 29.2+ 2.2MFG 3.2MFT 2.2TO 5.4PF 13.0- = 16.2NP 11.9OE 4.3FG
Comments: Jesse performed much better in the few minutes he got but, as JB pointed out, it was often against deep bench reserves when the game was decided. He’s certainly a promising young big man but he might be red-shirted next year when John Bol Ajak comes off his redshirt. His time might come when the two of them will share the positon in two years.

Marek Dolezaj
In November:
32.0M 10.5P 7.0R 2.7A 2.0S 0.7B 22.8+ 2.5MFG 3.0MFT 1.3TO 3.1PF 9.9- = 13.0NP 5.0OE 8.0FG
In December:
33.0M 14.3P 8.7R 4.2A 1.8S 1.6B 30.6+ 3.8MFG 1.0MFT 1.8TO 3.4PF 10.0- = 20.6NP 9.5OE 12.1FG
In January:
35.4M 11.3P 9.0R 3.7A 1.0S 1.1B 26.2+ 4.2MFG 1.3MFT 1.8TO 3.3PF 10.0- = 15.6NP 5.9OE 9.7FG
In February:
31.9M 13.3P 6.1R 2.8A 0.8S 0.8B 30.5+ 4.9MFG 0.6MFT 3.1TO 4.7PF 13.3- = 17.2NP 7.8OE 9.4FG
Comments: Marek’s fouls have also risen and have limited his contributions. His rebounds have dropped off and so have his assists. I think other teams are scouting him better and they know he doesn’t attempt jump shots so they wait for that spin move to the basket.

Elijah Hughes
In November:
36.1M 18.2P 4.2R 4.1A 1.0S 1.2B 28.7+ 6.8MFG 1.1MFT 1.58TO 2.2PF 11.9- = 16.8NP 10.3OE 6.5FG
In December:
38.7M 21.4P 5.5R 5.3A 0.7S 0.9B 33.8+ 7.9MFG 1.2MFT 3.1TO 0.9PF 13.1- = 20.7NP 12.3OE 8.4FG
In January:
39.5M 18.9P 5.8R 3.2A 1.8S 0.5B 30.2+ 10.0MFG 0.8MFT 2.5TO 1.3PF 14.6- = 15.6NP 8.1OE 7.5FG
In February:
34.25M 20.4P 5.4R 2.9A 1.3S 1.0B 31.0+ 8.8MFG 1.2MFT 1.5TO 2.3PF 13.8- = 17.2NP 10.4OE 6.8FG
Comments: If you discount the NC State game when Elijah tried to play for 3 minutes and his only stat was 1 turnover, he averaged 38.7 minutes per game. Fortunately the other numbers don’t need changing because they are per 40 minutes, not per game. He’s missing fewer shots because he’s taking fewer jump shots, as the team is. There aren’t too many defenders who can prevent him from scoring on a drive, either in the paint or at the line at this level of competition. He did have some trouble against UNC’s 6-8 guard, ‘Leaky’ Black and he wasn’t so leaky. That might show him what he’ll face on the next level.

Quincy Guerrier
In November:
19.0M 16.2P 11.4R 0.6A 1.2S 1.8B 31.2+ 6.3MFG 3.6MFT 3.9TO 4.2PF 18.0- = 13.2NP 6.3OR 6.9FG
In December:
13.7M 7.8P 10.7R 2.0A 0.5S 1.0B 22.0+ 6.8MFG 2.4MFT 4.4TO 8.3PF 21.9- = 0.1NP -1.4OR 1.5FG
In January:
23.1M 12.9P 10.8R 0.9A 0.9S 1.4B 26.9+ 3.2MFG 0.9MFT 1.6TO 3.8PF 9.5- = 17.4NP -8.8OR 8.6FG
In February:
24.0M 15.8P 9.4R 1.9A 0.8S 1.2B 29.1+ 4.0MFG 2.5MFT 2.1TO 5.0PF 13.6- = 15.5NP -9.3OR 6.2FG
Comments: Quincy completely turned his game around in January and continued to play well well into February but may have “hit the freshman wall” and has now had several unproductive games in a row. He looks like he could be a real good player in the future, especially if his jump shot materializes but he’s not looking like the sort of X factor player that keys a big late season run.

Robert Braswell
In November:
3.6M 4.8P 6.4R 1.6A 1.6S 0.0B 14.4+ 6.4MFG 0.0MFT 1.6TO 4.8PF 12.8- = 1.6NP -1.6OE 3.2FG
In December:
3.8M 15.7P 7.0R 0.0A 1.7S 0.0B 24.4+ 1.7MFG 0.0MFT 1.7TO 0.0PF 3.4- = 21.0NP 14.0OE 2.0FG
Comments: Robert was shut down for the season due to his shin splints. He’ll look for a medical redshirt. He didn’t play in January.

Joe Girard
In November:
28.0M 14.5P 3.1R 6.9A 2.7S 0.2B 27.4+ 6.9MFG 0.2MFT 3.5TO 2.0PF 12.6- = 14.8NP 7.4OE 7.4FG
In December:
32.2M 15.8P 3.1R 4.1A 2.1S 1.0B 26.1+ 8.9MFG 0.2MFT 2.1TO 1.2PF 12.4- = 13.7NP 6.7OE 7.0FG
In January:
33.9M 14.9P 4.1R 2.4A 1.6S 0.1B 23.1+ 7.4MFG 0.1MFT 1.8TO 1.9PF 11.2- = 11.9NP 7.4OE 4.5FG
In February:
36.6M 17.5P 3.8R 3.4A 1.6S 0.1B 26.4+ 11.1MFG 0.8MFT 2.7TO 2.2PF 16.8- = 9.6NP 5.6OE 4.0FG
Comment: With both Elijah and Buddy getting hurt, Joe went all Glens Falls for us and had a 30 point game. He’s scoring more but he’s also missed a lot more and his assist to turnover ratio has descended to mediocrity. He’s playing more like a freshman now than he was in November.

Buddy Boeheim
In November:
32.4M 16.6P 2.5R 3.2A 1.2S 0.4B 23.9+ 10.2MFG 0.5MFT 1.6TO 0.9PF 13.2- = 10.7NP 5.9OE 4.8FG
In December:
35.5M 19.3P 2.3R 3.6A 0.9S 0.0B 26.1+ 8.8MFG 0.6MFT 1.7TO 3.0PF 14.1- = 12.0NP 9.9OE 2.1FG
In January:
39.1M 18.9P 2.3R 1.5A 0.5S 0.0B 23.1+ 7.4MFG 0.1MFT 1.8TO 1.9PF 11.2- = 11.9NP 7.4OE 4.5FG
In February:
34.25M 14.0P 1.8R 1.9A 1.6S 0.3B 19.6+ 8.6MFG 0.4MFT 1.9TO 2.5PF 13.4- = 6.2NP 5.0OE 1.2FG
Comments: Buddy also had an abbreviated game due to an injury. Outside of the Pittsburgh game, where he only played 14 minutes and didn’t score, he averaged 37.1 minutes per game. His performance declined in nearly every statistic. Obviously, the other teams are focusing on him more than previously and he’s shown a tendency to move inside the three point line to get open shots, although he’s stopped driving to the basket as he was doing effectively for a while. He’s got to score to be statistically productive because he doesn’t rebound or get assists or block shots. He does play the passing lanes well and his presence on the court may open things up for others but 6.2NP per 40 is well under what should be expected of a starter.

Brycen Goodine
In November:
6.9M 10.0P 3.3R 1.7A 4.2S 0.8B 20.0+ 7.5MFG 1.7MFT 5.8TO 4.2PF 19.2- = 0.8NP 0.8OE 0.0FG
In December:
4.8M 6.9P 2.8R 1.4A 1.4S 0.0B 12.5+ 8.3MFG 1.4MFT 4.1TO 1.4PF 15.2- = -2.7NP -2.8OE 0.1FG
In January:
3.8M 23.2P 12.6R 2.1A 2.1S 0.0B 40.0+ 2.1MFG 0.0MFT 2.1TO 2.1PF 6.3- = 33.7NP 21.1OE 12.6FG
In February:
7.1M 7.0P 4.9R 4.2A 0.0S 0.7B 16.8+ 8.4MFG 0.0MFT 1.4TO 4.9PF 14.7- = 2.1NP -1.4OE 3.5FG
Comments: Brycen seems to play better with his mask on, (for a broken Nose) than with it off. He was terrible for the first two months of the season, then broke his nose and put on the mask. He had a fabulous January, (in limited action) and scored that follow-shot lay-up that won the Wake Forest game. But his production has fallen off badly again- as his mask has come off.

Howard Washington
In November:
3.3M 10.4P 7.0R 10.4A 1.7S 0.0B 29.5+ 10.4MFG 0.0MFT 3.5TO 0.0PF 13.9- = 15.6NP 0.0OE 15.6FG
In December:
7.4M 9.7P 4.3R 10.8A 2.2S 0.0B 27.0+ 4.3MFG 0.0MFT 5.4TO 1.1PF 10.8- = 16.2NP 5.4OE 10.8FG
In January:
8.0M 1.7P 4.2R 5.0A 4.2S 0.0B 15.1+ 5.0MFG 0.0MFT 1.7TO 0.8PF 7.5- = 7.6NP -3.3OE 10.9FG
In February:
2.4M 0.0P 2.1R 4.2A 2.1S 0.0B 8.4+ 6.3MFG 0.0MFT 0.0TO 2.1PF 8.4- = 0.0NP -6.3OE 6.3FG
Comments: Brycen and Howard provided the best reason to keep Buddy in the line-up despite his 6.2NP/40: they were at 2.1 and 0.0, respectively. Howard didn’t score a point all month. Remember when we thought we had guard depth?

Jalen Carey
In November:
11.5M 5.2P 10.4R 1.7A 1.7S 0.0B 19.0+ 12.2MFG 5.2MFT 5.2TO 1.7PF 24.3- = -5.3NP -12.2OE 6.9FG
In December:
He didn’t play and is presumably out for the season. There’s speculation that his career here is over.


NET POINTS
(points + rebounds + assists + steals + blocks minus missed field goals and free throws, turnovers and personal fouls) Season net points and average per 40 minutes is in parenthesis.
Duke Marek Dolezaj +18NP in 37 minutes
Wake Forest Elijah Hughes +23NP in 40 minutes
NC State Joe Girard +20NP in 38 minutes
Florida State Joe Girard +16NP in 40 minutes
Louisville Quincy Guerrier +19NP in 32 minutes
Georgia Tech Marek Dolezaj +19NP in 31 minutes
Pittsburgh II Elijah Hughes +28NP in 39 minutes
North Carolina Bourama Sidibie +33NP in 35 minutes
Overall, Hughes has led us 12 times, Dolezaj 10 times, Girard t4 times and Guerrier and Sidibie twice each.

AWARD WINNERS

Offensive Dude of the Game, (O-Dog)
(Points plus assists)
Duke Marek Dolezaj 22 points and 2 assists and Joe Girard 17 Points and 7 assists = 24
Wake Forest Buddy Boeheim 23 points and 1 assist = 24
NC State Joe Girard 30 points and 1 assist = 31
Florida State Joe Girard 22 points and 5 assist & Elijah Hughes 25 points and 2 assist = 27
Louisville Buddy Boeheim 15 points and 1 assist & Quincy Guerrier 14 points and 2 assist = 16
Georgia Tech Elijah Hughes 20 points and 7 assists = 27
Pittsburgh II Elijah Hughes 25 points and 3 assists = 28
North Carolina Buddy Boeheim 22 points and 3 assists = 25
Overall, Hughes has been our ODOG 15 times, Boeheim 9 times, Girard 6 times, Dolezaj twice and Guerrier once..

Shooting Efficiency
(Points minus missed field goal and free throw attempts)
Duke Marek Dolezaj 22 points – 6 mfg – 1 mft = +15
Wake Forest Buddy Boeheim 23 points – 9 mfg – 1 mft = +13
NC State Joe Girard 30 points – 13 mfg – 1 mft = +16
Florida State Elijah Hughes 25 points – 10 mfg – 3 mft = +12
Louisville Quincy Guerrier 14 points – 3 mfg – 3 mft = +8
Georgia Tech Marek Dolezaj 20 points – 2 mfg – 0 mft = +18
Pittsburgh II Elijah Hughes 25 points – 7 mfg – 1 mft = +17
North Carolina Bourama Sidibie 17 points – 1 mfg – 1 mft = +15
Overall, Hughes has been our most efficient shooter 10 times, Boeheim 8 times, Dolezaj 4 times, Girard 3 times each, Sidiebe twice and Edwards once.

Scoring Efficiency
(Percentage of points scored divided by points they would have scored if they made every shot minimum 10 possible points)
Duke Marek Dolezaj 22 points of 35 = 62.9%
Wake Forest Quincy Guerrier 13 points of 16 = 81.25%
NC State Quincy Guerrier 16 points of 31 = 51.6%
Florida State Quincy Guerrier 13 points of 16= 81.26%
Louisville Jesse Edwards 7 points of 10 = 70.0%
Georgia Tech Marek Dolezaj 20 points of 24 = 83.3%
Pittsburgh II Bourama Sidibie 13 points of 18 = 72.2%
North Carolina Bourama Sidibie 17 points of 20 = 85.0%
Overall, Dolezaj has led 11 times, Guerrier 6 times, Sidibe 5 times, Hughes 4 times, Girard and Edwards twice.

Sat Us Down
(Who scored the first SU basket of each half)
Duke 1st Half- Elijah Hughes jumper at 19:26 2nd Half- Marek Dolezaj jumper at 19:33
Wake Forest 1st Half- Marek Dolezaj lay-up at 18:50 2nd Half- Buddy Boeheim jumper at 19:03
NC State 1st Half- Buddy Boeheim trey at 19:46 2nd Half- Quincy Guerrier lay-up at 19:03
Florida State 1st Half- Elijah Hughes jumper at 19:16 2nd Half- Elijah Hughes trey at 19:02
Louisville 1st Half- Elijah Hughes trey at 17:46 2nd Half- Elijah Hughes lay-up at 17:42
Georgia Tech 1st Half- Bourama Sidibie lay-up at 19:17 2nd Half- Joe Girard trey at 19:38
Pittsburgh II 1st Half- Bourama Sidibie lay-up at 19:31 2nd Half- Elijah Hughes trey at 18:26
North Carolina 1st Half- Bourama Sidibie lay-up at 19:06 2nd Half- Marek Dolezaj lay-up at 19:16
Overall, Boeheim has sat us down 16 times, Hughes 15 times, Sidibie 11 times, Dolezaj 9 times, and Girard 4 each and Guerrier twice. The average time we’ve had to wait is 1 minute, 22 seconds, with the longest being 6 minutes and 30 seconds in the first half vs. Oklahoma State.
(4,905 seconds)

TACO Bell MVP
(Who scored the point that got us to 70, which gets you free tacos with your ticket stub)
Duke Buddy Boeheim free throw at 3:50
Wake Forest Buddy Boeheim lay-up at 1:43
NC State Joe Girard Jumper at 3:46
Florida State Quincy Guerrier free throw at 2:18
Georgia Tech Marek Dolezaj with a jumper at 1:38
Pittsburgh II Brendan Paul with a trey at 0:02
North Carolina Buddy Boeheim with a jumper at 4:31
Overall, Girard has got us tacos 6 times, Boeheim 5 times, Hughes 3 times, Dolezaj and Guerrier twice each Goodine, and Edwards, Paul and Sidibie once each.

My Man
(Who played the most minutes?)
Duke Buddy Boeheim and Elijah Hughes 40 minutes
Wake Forest Buddy Boeheim and Elijah Hughes 40 minutes
NC State Buddy Boeheim and Marek Dolezaj 40 minutes
Florida State Joe Girard 40 minutes
Louisville Elijah Hughes 37 minutes
Georgia Tech Elijah Hughes 40 minutes
Pittsburgh II Elijah Hughes 39 minutes
North Carolina Elijah Hughes 39 minutes
Overall, Hughes has led 27 times, Boeheim 9 times, Girard 5 times and Dolezaj 4 times.
 

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