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Lightfoot has better RP40 numbers than Enaruna by a decent amount.

ousdahl wrote: ↑Tue Mar 02, 2021 8:43 am

TraditionKU wrote: ↑Tue Mar 02, 2021 8:37 am

ousdahl wrote: ↑Tue Mar 02, 2021 8:34 am But instead of trying to get that lineup dialed in, or instead of even just going with it when nothing else was working, we got not only minutes but obvious game planned post touches for Mitch.

i disagree with this

it isn’t touches for Mitch, it’s post touches to free up the perimeter

you’ve got to do the same thing playing small ball

nobody in their right mind would think it a good idea to run our offense through Mitch, but that doesn’t mean that he should never get touches

I dunno.

Too much of the time, when the ball got into the post, it didn’t get back out.

Contrast that with small ball when there’s 5 people on the perimeter, and all that room to drive in the paint.

The end result is the same though. It's where the ball gets to, not how it gets there.

pdub wrote: ↑Tue Mar 02, 2021 8:45 am Lightfoot has better RP40 numbers than Enaruna by a decent amount.

If you look at Lightfoot's numbers, he's one of the few bench guys to have an argument he should get more minutes. The eyeball test doesn't suggest that. The truth, as usual, is probably somewhere in the middle.

Mitch had a tremendous hook shot and an impressive couple of blocks saturday. He could go 10 for 10 and the eye test says sit him because it seems so random.

The eye test shows some bad beats on defense.
He can get bullied out of defensive position - and sometimes is late on help - BUT he does do a good job at getting back to make some unexpected blocks.
He's good depth - but probably should be the last guy getting actual minutes on a better squad.

he kills on the play hard chart

RP40.

Jalen 11.48.

DMac 10.49.
Grant Foster 10.47.
Lightfoot 9.74.

Enaruna 6.94.

damn, JDub

That's pretty good, until you start bringing better rebounding teams into the convo:

TRob 2011 - 17.60.
DeSousa 2018 - 16.91.
Dok 2020 - 15.09.
TRob 2012 - 14.94.
Landen 2016 14.64.

Also part because TRob was such a good rebounder but also part because Withey wasn't, Withey 2012 and 2013 ranks below Jalen Wilson 2021.

I was gonna ask, how often is our 4 man our best on the boreds, and figured the only other one in the convo was TRob.

And Jalen isn’t even particularly big or a freak athlete or anything either

He just goes and gets them.

ousdahl wrote: ↑Tue Mar 02, 2021 3:02 pm I was gonna ask, how often is our 4 man our best on the boreds, and figured the only other one in the convo was TRob.

You want actual per game numbers or per 40 mins?

ousdahl wrote: ↑Tue Mar 02, 2021 3:03 pm And Jalen isn’t even particularly big or a freak athlete or anything either

He just goes and gets them.

my jr. high b-ball coach was adamant that rebounding is 90% want and 10% size

TRob wanted every board. It was about his family.

TraditionKU wrote: ↑Tue Mar 02, 2021 3:07 pm

ousdahl wrote: ↑Tue Mar 02, 2021 3:03 pm And Jalen isn’t even particularly big or a freak athlete or anything either

He just goes and gets them.

my jr. high b-ball coach was adamant that rebounding is 90% want and 10% size

If that was true, Frank Mason would have averaged 10 RPG in 2017.

TraditionKU wrote: ↑Tue Mar 02, 2021 3:07 pm

ousdahl wrote: ↑Tue Mar 02, 2021 3:03 pm And Jalen isn’t even particularly big or a freak athlete or anything either

He just goes and gets them.

my jr. high b-ball coach was adamant that rebounding is 90% want and 10% size

Same could be said about defense in general. Frank Martin was asked that during the Final 4 run he had by the SI Kid reporter. "Defensive success more about effort or technique?" Frank loved the question and said effort because you can always teach technique, but you can't coach effort and the "want to"

I agree that defense is largely effort and want to but I disagree that you can't coach effort and want to.

Careful bro.

I suggested someone try to coach some “effort and want to” to Andrew Wiggins, and I’m still getting shit for it in the nba thread.

RPG:
2020: Dok 10.5, Garrett 4.5
2019: Lawson 10.3, Dok 6.8, Chai 4.6
2018: Dok 7, Newman 5
2017: Lucas 8.3, Jackson 7.4
2016: Lucas 6.8, Ellis 5.8
2015: Ellis 6.9, Alexander 5.3, Oubre 5, Lucas 4.3
2014: Embiid 8.1, Ellis 6.7, Wiggins 5.9
2013: Withey 8.5, Young 6.8
2012: TRob 11.9, Withey 6.3
2011: Kief 8.3, Cus 7.6
2010: Aldrich 9.8, Cus 6.1
2009: Aldrich 11.1, Cus 4.7
2008: DJax 6.7, Arthur 6.3
2007: Wright 7.8, Rush 5.6
2006: Rush 5.9, Kaun 5.3
2005: Simien 11, Moody 4.7
2004: Simien 9.3, Langford 5

RP40:
2021: Wilson 11.5, DMac 10.5
2020: Dok 15.1, DeSousa 13.8
2019: Dok 13.3, Lawson 12.6
2018: DeSousa 16.9, Dok 11.9
2017: Dok 13.5, Lucas 13.0
2016: Lucas 14.6, Diallo 13.5
2015: Cliff 12.0, Lucas 11.5
2014: Embiid 14.0, Tarik 11.5
2013: Young 11.9, Ellis 11.5
2012: TRob 14.9, Young 10.6
2011: TRob 17.6, Kief 13.7
2010: TRob 14.9, Aldrich 14.7
2009: Aldrich 14.9, Kief 11.3
2008: Aldrich 14.4, DJax 11.0
2007: DJax 13.2, Julian 11.4
2006: DJax 12.8, Giles 11.4
2005: Simien 12.9, Giles 11.5
2004: Simien 11.4, Graves 10.9

That said, I know DeSousa made the WTF team, but Self's said one of this team's weaknesses is rebounding, and DeSousa could do that.