RTL Stats After 3 Games - Current Roster - Comments?

#26
#26
CAVol said:
No, I do not think that Mostella or Armani Moore will be in our top 4 scorers. CDT even said that Mostella is a million miles from being an effective player at this level and that he had no detail to his game. I don't think Armani will be in the top 4 because to me he is more of an energy guy that will average 7 points a game and fill up the stat sheet.

Shooting wide open 3s because of no defense is much different than making them in an actual college basketball game. Driving the lane and having no weak side defense or shot blocker to contest your drive is much different than having a 6'9 or 6'10 guy coming at you once you get by your defender. There is no comparison between RTL and high major basketball. Therefore, to me, there is no reason to take the stats seriously. Heck, even Coach said that he sees nothing out there that they do in practices or games. Take that for what you will but that's all I need to hear to know that the RTL doesn't matter and is just for show.
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The thing is that Armani could average 7 points a game like you say and still be in our top 4 in points.

My opinion however is that Armani will be our second leading scorer and average somewhere between 11-13.
 
#27
#27
Here's some numbers from last year that should tell you just how much you can take from the RTL...

Dmontre Edwards averaged 30ppg, shot 60% from the field and 54% from 3...On the season Edwards averaged 2ppg 35% from the field and 36% from 3.

Robert Hubbs averaged 22ppg shot 53% from the field and 32% from 3...On the season Hubbs averaged 5ppg 30% from the field and 28% from 3.

Armani Moore averaged 22pg shot 59% from the field and 38% from 3...On the season Moore averaged 3ppg 47% from the field and 27% from 3.

Darius Thompson averaged 16ppg shot 60% from the field and 38% from 3...On the season Thompson averaged 2.5ppg 38% from the field and 19% from 3.
 
#28
#28
omghulkhands said:
The thing is that Armani could average 7 points a game like you say and still be in our top 4 in points.

My opinion however is that Armani will be our second leading scorer and average somewhere between 11-13.
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Yeah after I typed it I realized we will be pretty balanced so 7 could be in the top 4. If he averages 11-13 he would have made huge improvements to his game and I would be really happy for him
 
#30
#30
You can usually tell if someone has improved in these type of settings though. You could tell with Richardson and Moore last year. Throw the stats out and look with your eyes. If the shot looks better and they are shooting at a high clip in these games, there is a good chance they are going to be better when the real lights come on. Not saying superstars, but better and improved.

As for the new guys, will let you know how athletic they are, that's about it.
 
#32
#32
CAVol said:
Yeah after I typed it I realized we will be pretty balanced so 7 could be in the top 4. If he averages 11-13 he would have made huge improvements to his game and I would be really happy for him
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I only expect him to be 11-13 because I think he will be on the floor a lot next year and most of his points will come off fast break/hustle plays/rebounds/under the rim stuff
 
#34
#34
omghulkhands said:
I only expect him to be 11-13 because I think he will be on the floor a lot next year and most of his points will come off fast break/hustle plays/rebounds/under the rim stuff
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True, I guess I need to change my mindset from when Zo was here. Armani will thrive but I don't think he will maintain that 46% 3 PT shooting
 
#36
#36
bleedingTNorange said:
Here's some numbers from last year that should tell you just how much you can take from the RTL...

Dmontre Edwards averaged 30ppg, shot 60% from the field and 54% from 3...On the season Edwards averaged 2ppg 35% from the field and 36% from 3.

Robert Hubbs averaged 22ppg shot 53% from the field and 32% from 3...On the season Hubbs averaged 5ppg 30% from the field and 28% from 3.

Armani Moore averaged 22pg shot 59% from the field and 38% from 3...On the season Moore averaged 3ppg 47% from the field and 27% from 3.

Darius Thompson averaged 16ppg shot 60% from the field and 38% from 3...On the season Thompson averaged 2.5ppg 38% from the field and 19% from 3.
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Well....there you have it. Stats do define you as a player.
 
#38
#38
iKrager said:
Him hitting 3 pointers was part of the reason for our sweet 16 run under old coach. Maybe DT has a different plan for him but just throwing that out there
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I don't remember him hitting many. I'm probably wrong though. I just remember j rich going off
 
#40
#40
Don't tell me Senior Drill is this years BTO. BTO seemed to rehabilitate himself and now Senior Drill has caught the virus.
 
#42
#42
volbeast33 said:
Did you just compare BTO and senior drill......this could get good lol
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Well it seems like SD has bought in 100% with DT and he has yet to coach a game here. BTO was the same way when CM was here. His posts kind of reminds me of BTOs posts.
 
#44
#44
SeniorDrill said:
RTL Stats After 3 Games - Current Roster -Comments?
RTL after 3 games
Kevin Punter FG 32-62-51.6% 3PT 6-23-26.1% FT 24-27-88.9% TP 106 PPG 35.33
Detrick Mostella FG 23-41-56.1% 3PT 15-38-30.5% FT 8-11-72.7% TP 99 PPG 33
Josh Richardson FG 26-49-53.1% 3PT 10-27-37% FT 10-18-55.6% TP 92 PPG 30.67
Armani Moore FG 29-39-66.7% 3PT 9-19-47.4% FT 13-19-68.4% TP 92 PPG 30.67
Devon Baulkman FG 20-34-58.8% 3PT 13-33-39.4% FT 2-4-50% TP 81 PPG 27
Brandon Lopez FG 18-26-69.2% 3PT 8-23-34.8% FT 5-8-62.5% TP 65 PPG 21.67
Willie Carmichael FG 25-38-65.8% 3PT 0-0-% FT 11-15-73.3% TP 61 PPG 20.33
Galen Campbell FG 16-24-66.7 3PT 2-10-20% FT 0-2-0% TP 38 PPG 19
Derek Reese FG 7-12-58.3% 3PT 4-17-23.5% FT 12-12-100% TP 38 PPG 19
Jabari McGhee FG 20-34-58.8% 3PT 0-2-0% FT 5-14-35.7% TP 45 PPG 15
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#45
#45
Once Duke Crews averaged something like 47 ppg in the RTL when it started, you know those numbers are useless. It's a pick-up game/all-star scenario. The guys who score are the guys who get the ball most. That's why you see guards at the top of the list most of the time.

Even coach Tyndall said nothing of note can be gained by watching these games and trying to translate it to how they will play in actual games. At best it's a bonding thing for them and something to help them keep in shape.
 
#46
#46
bleedingTNorange said:
Here's some numbers from last year that should tell you just how much you can take from the RTL...
Dmontre Edwards averaged 30ppg, shot 60% from the field and 54% from 3...On the season Edwards averaged 2ppg 35% from the field and 36% from 3.
Robert Hubbs averaged 22ppg shot 53% from the field and 32% from 3...On the season Hubbs averaged 5ppg 30% from the field and 28% from 3.
Armani Moore averaged 22pg shot 59% from the field and 38% from 3...On the season Moore averaged 3ppg 47% from the field and 27% from 3.
Darius Thompson averaged 16ppg shot 60% from the field and 38% from 3...On the season Thompson averaged 2.5ppg 38% from the field and 19% from 3.
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A little stat magic for you. If you take the points scored by each of those in the limited time they played and left them in the whole game DeMontre Edwards would have averaged 14.6 ppg, Robert Hubbs would have averaged 10.9 ppg, Armani Moore would have averaged 10.3, and Darius Thompson would have averaged 6.2. Keep in mind that was against the real season competition.
 
#47
#47
SeniorDrill said:
You know what I really think? I think that anyone who cannot look at these statistics and make some kind of judgment on the player doesn't know squat about basketball. I am dead serious.
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Lmao. I really enjoy your posts, and I'm being serious.
 
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#48
#48
VolArmy74 said:
Once Duke Crews averaged something like 47 ppg in the RTL when it started, you know those numbers are useless. It's a pick-up game/all-star scenario. The guys who score are the guys who get the ball most. That's why you see guards at the top of the list most of the time.

Even coach Tyndall said nothing of note can be gained by watching these games and trying to translate it to how they will play in actual games. At best it's a bonding thing for them and something to help them keep in shape.
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Tendall and his staff were watching their players pretty carefully at the RTL. Think he might be evaluating them in some sort of way. Maybe something can be taken from them after all.
 
#50
#50
We'll see, but in it's entire history RTL play has meant less than spring football game stats.
 
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