Added a component to the formula, which will probably be reflected in somewhat lower scores. I basically added a shooting efficiency into the formula. You not only get points for points scored, but it figures how many attempts it took you to make the points. Here are today's scores. Read em and weep!

Hagins .760 Reid .740 Thomas .680 Woods .420 Leeper .420 Dillard .340 Isom .280 Smith .170 and Hill .000. If some of the scores surprise you, remember it's performance per minute. If you do pretty well in limited minutes you might have a higher score than someone who had nice stats but played a lot more minutes so his score would be more diluted. And a high score in an area other than points scored can escalate your score. For instance J.T. Thomas didn't score a lot of points, but he had an amazing 7 rebounds in 22 minutes.
That contributed a lot to his score!