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(11-27-2010 07:40 PM)dannyb73 Wrote:  Also, you can't just "take away" his best game and re-average his 3pt shooting percentage. It doesn't work that way. He attempted and made those shots and is 41% on the year, which is very decent. That's like taking away someone's worst game and re-averaging them and saying they are better than they really are.

It's common practice in any statisitcal analysis to remove any outliers and look at the numbers with out them. I am alittle confused though, I thought you guys were talking about Guyton's 3pt shooting and if he's 12/32 he's at 37.5%. However, if you're going to remove his 5/5 game it should work both ways so the 1/7 game against Robert Morris should be ignored, but it's way to early in the season to get into all of that. The sample size is just 7 games.