Thought Id run my numbers through the 8 participating teams, ODU seems like the clear best team in the field just from this. Team defensive/offensive/total rankings include SOS factor, individual player rankings do not. Seems like Oakland is the CMU of the Horizon, very similar numbers defensively/offensively in this measure. For the player rankings, a minimum of 12 mins/game and 50% game participation is used to trim those who don't play much. Also I have no idea if any players below are injured and will not compete.

Offensive Efficiency-Production Rankings

1. Oakland .412
2. Old Dominion .377
3. UCSB .313
4. Tennessee Tech .301
5. ETSU .293
6. NIU .293
7. Louisiana Tech .274
8. Towson .271

Defensive Efficiency-Production Rankings

1. Old Dominion .294
2. NIU .284
3. Towson .269
4. UCSB .266
5. ETSU .233
6. Louisiana Tech .212
7. Tennessee Tech .164
8. Oakland .163

Total Ranking

1. Old Dominion .785
2. Oakland .698
3. UCSB .673
4. NIU .664
5. Towson .621
6. ETSU .615
7. Louisiana Tech .567
8. Tennessee Tech .555


Top 20 OEP (Offensive Efficiency Production) Players in the tourney

1. Kay Felder Oakland .816
2. Trey Freeman Old Dominion .744
3. Alex Hamilton Louisiana Tech .551
4. Mitch Brewe UCSB .524
5. Martez Walker Oakland .518
6. Percy Gibson Oakland .488
7. Brandan Stith Old Dominion .487
8. Nik Biberaj Old Dominion .475
9. Zoran Talley Old Dominion .460
10. Desonta Bradford ETSU .457
11. Michael Bryson UCSB .436
12. Marshawn Wilson NIU .418
13. Byron Hawkins Towson .414
14. Torrance Rowe Tennessee Tech .408
15. Ryan Martin Tennessee Tech .404
16. Jalen Hayes Oakland .402
17. Levi Bradley NIU .400
18. Marin Maric NIU .382
19. Chuks Iroegu NIU .379
20. Anthony Morse Tennessee Tech .368

So, based on your numbers, it should be an Old Dominion/Oakland final.

(03-18-2016 06:36 PM)StevenNIU Wrote:  So, based on your numbers, it should be an Old Dominion/Oakland final.

Correct