Stuart Suss
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03-09-20 03:53 PM - Post#303825
In response to Stuart Suss
The individual efficiency statistics have been updated and now include the 2019-20 season. These conference-only results are available back to the 2006-07 season (excluding post-season tournament and playoff games).
This season's results are limited to those who played at least 140 minutes in league games.
Some thoughts with respect to this year's numbers.
1. Box score metrics like this can only evaluate players based on numbers that are compiled. There is no number that reflects an individual's on the ball defense. There were five top defenders in the league this season. In alphabetical order they were, Justin Bassey, Obi Okolie, Trey Phills, Myles Stephens and Antonio Woods. These numbers underrate those defenders.
2. Box score metrics place a high value on rebounding. Therefore, they favor interior players over perimeter players. Players should be compared to others playing the same position.
3. For those reasons, this chart may be flawed for purposes of determining the player of the year or for first-team honors.
You can select the year by clicking on the appropriate box at the bottom of the spreadsheet. Within any particular year you can rank the players by category by utilizing the drop-down menu to the right of the category heading.
Please review the post at the top of this thread for explanations of some of the categories and the overall limitations of box score metrics. The specifics of the Hollinger Game Score are available.
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