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The direction these two went in every category from one half to another was crazy to watch and crazy to see on paper. Very solid defensive numbers both halves, good to see.
And just because it's virtually all I think about in my free time these days - free Steve Taylor!
Third best defensive performance of the year. Best defensive rebounding game, and third best defensive eFG% game.
Here is your fun, "did you know?" fact of the game. Marquette has three players with national rankings at both Offensive Efficiency, Offensive Rebounding %, and Block %. (Gardner, Jamil, Otule)
Quote from: Warrior's Path on February 20, 2013, 08:11:11 AM
Third best defensive performance of the year. Best defensive rebounding game, and third best defensive eFG% game.
Here is your fun, "did you know?" fact of the game. Marquette has three players with national rankings at both Offensive Efficiency, Offensive Rebounding %, and Block %. (Gardner, Jamil, Otule)
Steve Taylor would be in there too if he had more minutes. How about this rare air, per Pomeroy?
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Offensive Efficiency: At least 24% of possessions used Rank Player Team Ht Wt Yr ORtg Poss%
1 Trey Burke Michigan 6-0 190 So 128.0 (28.3)
2 Kelly Olynyk Gonzaga 7-0 238 Jr 127.0 (29.6)
3 Malcolm Miller Southern 6-6 200 Jr 126.6 (25.0)
4 Cody Zeller Indiana 7-0 240 So 126.0 (25.6)
5 Nate Wolters South Dakota St. 6-4 193 Sr 124.8 (30.4)
6 Kyle Barone Idaho 6-10 220 Sr 123.7 (24.6)
7 Doug McDermott Creighton 6-8 225 Jr 122.8 (30.9)
8 Davante Gardner Marquette 6-8 290 Jr 122.6 (26.6)