Stansbury Stats

You should be able to see all this on Hudl, but I wanted to be able to comment on a few things:

Overall

Four Factors

eFG%33.3%

TO%32.5%

OREB%28.0%

DREB%54.5%

FTF0.67

VPS0.57

Shooting

FGM10.0

FGA30.0

FG%33.3%

eFG%33.3%

Two Pointers

2FGM10.0

2FGA21.0

2FG%47.6%

Three Pointers

3FGM0.0

3FGA9.0

3FG%0.0%

Free Throws

FTM8.0

FTA20.0

FT%40.0%

Scoring

PF28.0

PA51.0

PPP0.54

PPG28.0

+/-- 23.0

MINS26

Advanced Scoring

TP6.0

PoT5.0

SCP3.0

PiP20.0

Rebounding

OREB7.0

OREB%28.0%

DREB12.0

DREB%54.5%

REB19.0

Assists and Turnovers

AST2.0

TO19.0

A/TO0.11

TO%32.5%

Inbounds Efficiency

SLOB4.0

SLOB%25.0%

PPSLOB0.25

BLOB4.0

BLOB%0.0%

PPBLOB0.00

Defense

DEFL3.0

STL6.0

BLK3.0

FOUL15.0

CHG0.0

47% from 2 is great; obviously we need to hit some 3s. We committed and forced 19 turnovers. If we're going to shoot just 33%, we need to cut those turnovers in half. Had we done that, we probably would have had 8 more points. We also should have had 8 more points from the foul line. Now it's a 5 point game. Considering how we pushed the pace, I am surprised they had 9 transition points and we only had 6. That needs to be flipped - but I think the kinds of turnovers we committed allowed them to get out in the open floor. 

So, tonight - better spacing, angles, and live ball attack position (triple threat) should yield more good shot opportunities. More aggressive on-ball defense should limit their 3s, and our help rotations are sound so we can protect the basket. Take charges - we had none Tuesday night. Score in the open floor, finish at the rim (we missed 9 shots at the rim), and rebound the ball. All it takes is doing the things we do every day in practice. We'll be fine.