OrangeXtreme
The Mayor of Dewitt
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Truer words were never spoken!Virtually all of us have mental issues.
None of this shows up in analytical data. At all.
In fact, literally the opposite
5 mins vs Richmond - DRtg 108, Second Best on team
4 mins vs Bryant - DRtg 98, Second Best on team
13 mins vs Cornell - DRtg 84, Second Best on team
So what specific can you point to that suggests he was lost on defense in his limited minutes. Any facts the other way would be welcomed. Always up for good debate
This is correct when comparing DRtg vs another player on another team, not the same teamAlso, heavily dependent on overall team defense during the players time on the floor.
This is correct when comparing DRtg vs another player on another team, not the same team
DBPM is much more dependant on overall team defense
The limited mins is assumed as a general flaw. I used it because the specific argument in this case as was the player in question was accused of making drastic mistakes in his limited time.
If someone came in and was such an obvious issue on defense, it would show up.
100% agreed on offense vs defense.All good. I know people like the stat and I've seen it used in argument. This was actually the first time I dove into the formula and an analysis of how it works. Overall, defense is much harder to quantify than offense imo.
This interested me so I did some digging on how Drtg is calculated and what it means, especially in a zone.
Although the formula is very complex, there are specific flaws to a zone defense and for guys that play limited minutes. Also, heavily dependent on overall team defense during the players time on the floor.
I found a pretty good summary here with the explanations of its usefulness and flaws.
Calculating Individual Offensive and Defensive Ratings | Basketball-Reference.com
How to calculate individual offensive and defensive ratingswww.basketball-reference.com
Anyway, I love advanced stats and often try and figure out which ones are more valuable than others and why. I don't think this stat is a very good one overall for our zone.
Edit: After I posted my response I read the debate on advanced analytics and Drtg. Its good to know there are others that like to take the dive on what they all actually mean and there reliability.
ThanksRhodes for Ron Mercer, I believe.
I would think those small minutes really mean nothing.None of this shows up in analytical data. At all.
In fact, literally the opposite
5 mins vs Richmond - DRtg 108, Second Best on team
4 mins vs Bryant - DRtg 98, Second Best on team
13 mins vs Cornell - DRtg 84, Second Best on team
So what specific can you point to that suggests he was lost on defense in his limited minutes. Any facts the other way would be welcomed. Always up for good debate
Where do we get photos of ones mom? Intrigued now that it got the BigNastyJon seal of approval.I kinda wish I was Chris bells dad
Being the modest man I am, it feels too strange to post a players moms Instagram on a fan board.Where do we get photos of ones mom? Intrigued now that it got the BigNastyJon seal of approval.
There is no indication that is what it is. According to JB, Benny’s parents interceded. To me, that is a sign that perhaps there is more to it.You’re trying to make this into something it’s not, because you’ve got an angle to try to get over. There’s zero indication that it’s anything you just said, and frankly that’s unfair to him to even insinuate those are the issues.
He’s mad he’s not playing well or a lot.
What he said. ^^^Being the modest man I am, it feels too strange to post a players moms Instagram on a fan board.
That being said, it wasn’t hard to find when I was on said players instagram.
100% agreed on offense vs defense.
But in general...strictly eye test, not looking at the numbers, just your opinion...who would you say are Syracuse 2 best defenders and 2 worst defenders?
I know who my suggestions would be. So when it matches the numbers that are output. To me, gives some credibility to the calculation. Of course, there are always outliers as well.
At 40+, he probably could’ve kept our starting backcourt in front of him more times than not the last 10 years.I'm very confused. Jason Hart could be Benny's dad.
You know why we get behind early in games and suffer turnover issues ? It’s because we ARENT goodThe funny thing is, I think we've turned the ball over 5 or 6 times in our last 6 or 7 possessions to start the last two games. I get sending a message but they're all careless.
What has Benny ever done to show he has elite athleticism? I’d say average athleticism, especially compared to guys we’ve had here.Without looking at the numbers I would say that Jesse (because of rim protection and defensive rebounding) and Symir (best on ball defender, quick and strong) are two at the top.
On the low end I would say Joe (just not quick enough and his size and lack of elite athletic ability) and Benny (doesn't seem to understand the concept of team defense, slow to close despite elite athleticism, to often ball watching and flat footed).
I will say Joe has gotten progressively better each season though. The guy has played pretty hard all year.
I would say he has above average athleticism, especially running, jumping but below average basketball IQ, no feel or ability to anticipate or see the floor. Also sub par strength.What has Benny ever done to show he has elite athleticism? I’d say average athleticism, especially compared to guys we’ve had here.
Someone described it well. It’s like he just started playing midway through high school. I think he has above average athleticism, but no idea how to use that effectively.I would say he has above average athleticism, especially running, jumping but below average basketball IQ, no feel or ability to anticipate or see the floor. Also sub par strength.
Someone described it well. It’s like he just started playing midway through high school. I think he has above average athleticism, but no idea how to use that effectively.
He should have a hundred more dunks than he has. No idea if he’s nervous about getting undercut or if he just doesn’t get it yet.It sticks out like a sore thumb when he is trying to time his jump on rebounds and blocked shots. He just has no feel on the court most nights.
I think we’re talking about the same person.I think that was Michael Lloyd
Ramel "Rock" Lloyd came 2 years later for just a season, I believe