(01-17-2018 11:54 AM)metsox Wrote:  Speaking to WB's stats, I'll caveat that these things don't become stable until about 30 games into the season, so everything thus far should be considered small sample. Only major outliers should be reviewed with scrutiny, which leads me to takeaway the following:

These numbers seem to confirm my eye test with regards to Isabell (who I think has improved and is fitting better into the system of late as well) as the teams best player, and also my overwhelming concern with Troy Harper. I haven't viewed him as THAT atrocious thus far, but will be taking a far more critical eye to his performance in the next few games to see if anything stands out to me.


JB, this isn't my forum to run, but I'd tell you to be very careful about discussing statistics that you don't understand if I were moderating this place.

I'm not the moderator here. But what am I missing? The team gives up more points than they score when every player on the team is on the court. Drexel gives up over 100 points more than they score when one of our regular guards is on the court. Isn't that a bad thing? What am I not understanding here?