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[QUOTE="Fly Rodder, post: 5317614, member: 2133"]
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ppg is an irrelevant stat without context. This has been discussed throughout the thread. Also, what does ACC all-rookie team matter today? That team went 11-21 and the coach was forced to retire midway through the season. We've had a season and half to watch him play. Use this season.

You can use several different metrics for complete comparison of players across the conferences or D1.

For example, here's [URL='https://evanmiya.com/?player_ratings']Evan Miya's advanced analyticals, BPR[/URL]. There are 117 players in the ACC who have had played at least 450 possessions. JJ is ranked 57th. 57/117 =  48.7%, so he's been more productive than 51.3% of the players who have played as many possessions has he has. Slightly better than average.

[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/conferences/acc/men/2025-stats.html[/URL]
[INDENT]34% is the ACC conference average. If you look at that, that number is made up of a lot of role players chucking threes. If you limit it to the guys playing and shooting, say more than 20 attempts, the average is 34.6% and if you limit to the guys shooting in volume, JJ Has taken 45 threes, so let's use that as our minimum, the average is 34.3%.  [/INDENT]
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[INDENT]So the answer is 34%. As of today, JJ is shooting 27%. Last season he shot 32.4%.  JJ is below average shooting the three.[/INDENT]
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