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Message: [QUOTE="Niastri, post: 5755367, member: 722"] Important to note that PER is not adjusted for strength of competition, despite repeated assertions [B]by me[/B] to the opposite. BPM is. For instance, William Kyle's best stats of his career came with South Dakota State, earning him a 24.9 PER. His BPM was 3.2. In his senior year, Kyle was even better in some ways, but earned a 21.2 PER against ACC competition. Was he worse? No, BPM had him at a stellar 7.3 BPM, because the change in competition level. You'll note, Goodrick's 26 PER resulted in a solid, but not unearthly 3.9 BPM. If that number holds up, Goodrick would be a stellar backup, and possibly worthy of starting consideration. The Summit league where Kyle was a star is actually a slightly better league than the MAAC where Goodrick put up good stats before his injury. I typed all this and realized I'm in a Mingo thread. I will crosspost to the more appropriate thread. [/QUOTE]