Stuart Suss
PhD Student
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Reg: 11-21-04
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03-10-24 02:51 PM - Post#364973
In response to Stuart Suss
The efficiency numbers from the 2024 regular Ivy League season are available.
I invite readers to scroll back in this thread to view my two posts from July 9, 2023. In those posts I explain the changes I have made to the manner in which these numbers are calculated.
Caden Pierce has record high numbers in both the Adjusted GS and Adjusted WS. These numbers go back to the 2007 season.
In fairness to some other stars of the past, these are cumulative numbers. That is, they increase with each minute that you play. If you sort the chart on a per 40 minute basis (GS/40 or WS/40), and then look back to prior years, you can see those who had comparable numbers to Caden Pierce, but did not play as many minutes.
Dame Adelekun (2022 and 2023)
Brandon Sherrod (2016)
Justin Sears (2014)
Steve Mondou-Missi (2013).
The Cornell stars are represented better by the per 40 minute numbers since Brian Earl limited the minutes of his starters.
Clark Slajchert is represented better by the per 40 minute numbers to account for the six games he missed.
And, as always, these rankings are based upon only those numbers that appear in a box score. There are many attributes one can demonstrate on (or off) the court that don't show up in a box score. The most important of those attributes is on the ball defense. A good defensive ball player is underrated on this chart and a bad defensive ball player is overrated.
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