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Purdue WUG stats (All 7 Games)

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Mackeyman

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I’ve been compiling the stats for all of the WU games (including the exhibitions). Not a lot can be taken from looking at pre-season stats, but my thought is that 7 games are more informative than 4 games, especially because some of the “exhibitions” have been our most competitive games. I have a beautiful excel spreadsheet with the combined box score, but no way to post it on here. Below, I’ve listed some of the main stats. If there is interest, I will continue to do so as Purdue continues to play more games.

Scoring and Shooting
VEd (18.0) .600/.526/.769
Haas (14.6) .804/.000/.783
CEd (12.1) .338/.326/.773
D. M. (10.6) .441/.452/.889
Cline (9.6) .468/.424/.900
PJT (9.3) .333/.333/.857
Sasha (7.3) .405/.345/.714
Nojel (6.4) .545/.000/.563
Taylor (6.0) .531/.333/.538
Grady (5.4) .471/.167/.833
A. W. (4.0) .419/.222/.000
Ewing (2.1) .538/.000/.333

TEAM (104.1 PPG) .490/.371/.750

Rebounds and Assists
Haas 7.4 REB, 10 AST/13 TO
VEd 6.9 REB, 11 AST/12 TO
Taylor 6.4 REB, 8 AST/7 TO
D. M. 4.0 REB, 21 AST/12 TO
Grady 3.7 REB, 4 AST/6 TO
CEd 3.1 REB, 22 AST/14 TO
Cline 2.6 REB, 14 AST/4 TO
A. W. 2.6 REB, 2 AST/11 TO
Nojel 2.4 REB, 14 AST/17 TO
Ewing 1.9 REB, 6 AST/3 TO
PJT 1.9 REB, 20 AST/8 TO
Sasha 1.1 REB, 4 AST/8 TO

TEAM (44.1 REB), 136 AST/116 TO

Some stats that didn’t make it on here that I thought were interesting:

1) Jacquil leads the team with 12 blocks. Haas has 11.
2) Carsen leads the team in MPG (25.1), FGA (80), and 3FGA (43), despite being pretty inefficient from the field.
 
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Mackeyman said:
I’ve been compiling the stats for all of the WU games (including the exhibitions). Not a lot can be taken from looking at pre-season stats, but my thought is that 7 games are more informative than 4 games, especially because some of the “exhibitions” have been our most competitive games. I have a beautiful excel spreadsheet with the combined box score, but no way to post it on here. Below, I’ve listed some of the main stats. If there is interest, I will continue to do so as Purdue continues to play more games.

Scoring and Shooting
VEd (18.0) .600/.526/.769
Haas (14.6) .804/.000/.783
CEd (12.1) .338/.326/.773
D. M. (10.6) .441/.452/.889
Cline (9.6) .468/.424/.900
PJT (9.3) .333/.333/.857
Sasha (7.3) .405/.345/.714
Nojel (6.4) .545/.000/.563
Taylor (6.0) .531/.333/.538
Grady (5.4) .471/.167/.833
A. W. (4.0) .419/.222/.000
Ewing (2.1) .538/.000/.333

TEAM (104.1 PPG) .490/.371/.750

Rebounds and Assists
Haas 7.4 REB, 10 AST/13 TO
VEd 6.9 REB, 11 AST/12 TO
Taylor 6.4 REB, 8 AST/7 TO
D. M. 4.0 REB, 21 AST/12 TO
Grady 3.7 REB, 4 AST/6 TO
CEd 3.1 REB, 22 AST/14 TO
Cline 2.6 REB, 14 AST/4 TO
A. W. 2.6 REB, 2 AST/11 TO
Nojel 2.4 REB, 14 AST/17 TO
Ewing 1.9 REB, 6 AST/3 TO
PJT 1.9 REB, 20 AST/8 TO
Sasha 1.1 REB, 4 AST/8 TO

TEAM (44.1 REB), 136 AST/116 TO

Some stats that didn’t make it on here that I thought were interesting:

1) Jacquil leads the team with 12 blocks. Haas has 11.
2) Carsen leads the team in MPG (25.1), FGA (80), and 3FGA (43), despite being pretty inefficient from the field.
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Forgive my ignorance.
Under shooting is that...
(Avg pts) 2pt % / 3pt % / FT %

Thanks for all the work.
 
I know this is an unpopular opinion, but I don't know how much Wheeler will help this year. And it's so hard to know with Ewing. It's a bummer he got to campus late.
 
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Mackeyman said:
I’ve been compiling the stats for all of the WU games (including the exhibitions). Not a lot can be taken from looking at pre-season stats, but my thought is that 7 games are more informative than 4 games, especially because some of the “exhibitions” have been our most competitive games. I have a beautiful excel spreadsheet with the combined box score, but no way to post it on here. Below, I’ve listed some of the main stats. If there is interest, I will continue to do so as Purdue continues to play more games.

Scoring and Shooting
VEd (18.0) .600/.526/.769
Haas (14.6) .804/.000/.783
CEd (12.1) .338/.326/.773
D. M. (10.6) .441/.452/.889
Cline (9.6) .468/.424/.900
PJT (9.3) .333/.333/.857
Sasha (7.3) .405/.345/.714
Nojel (6.4) .545/.000/.563
Taylor (6.0) .531/.333/.538
Grady (5.4) .471/.167/.833
A. W. (4.0) .419/.222/.000
Ewing (2.1) .538/.000/.333

TEAM (104.1 PPG) .490/.371/.750

Rebounds and Assists
Haas 7.4 REB, 10 AST/13 TO
VEd 6.9 REB, 11 AST/12 TO
Taylor 6.4 REB, 8 AST/7 TO
D. M. 4.0 REB, 21 AST/12 TO
Grady 3.7 REB, 4 AST/6 TO
CEd 3.1 REB, 22 AST/14 TO
Cline 2.6 REB, 14 AST/4 TO
A. W. 2.6 REB, 2 AST/11 TO
Nojel 2.4 REB, 14 AST/17 TO
Ewing 1.9 REB, 6 AST/3 TO
PJT 1.9 REB, 20 AST/8 TO
Sasha 1.1 REB, 4 AST/8 TO

TEAM (44.1 REB), 136 AST/116 TO

Some stats that didn’t make it on here that I thought were interesting:

1) Jacquil leads the team with 12 blocks. Haas has 11.
2) Carsen leads the team in MPG (25.1), FGA (80), and 3FGA (43), despite being pretty inefficient from the field.
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The most impressive stat I see is Haas's field goal percentage, although VE's shooting is also very impressive.
 
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Mackeyman said:
I’ve been compiling the stats for all of the WU games (including the exhibitions). Not a lot can be taken from looking at pre-season stats, but my thought is that 7 games are more informative than 4 games, especially because some of the “exhibitions” have been our most competitive games. I have a beautiful excel spreadsheet with the combined box score, but no way to post it on here. Below, I’ve listed some of the main stats. If there is interest, I will continue to do so as Purdue continues to play more games.

Scoring and Shooting
VEd (18.0) .600/.526/.769
Haas (14.6) .804/.000/.783
CEd (12.1) .338/.326/.773
D. M. (10.6) .441/.452/.889
Cline (9.6) .468/.424/.900
PJT (9.3) .333/.333/.857
Sasha (7.3) .405/.345/.714
Nojel (6.4) .545/.000/.563
Taylor (6.0) .531/.333/.538
Grady (5.4) .471/.167/.833
A. W. (4.0) .419/.222/.000
Ewing (2.1) .538/.000/.333

TEAM (104.1 PPG) .490/.371/.750

Rebounds and Assists
Haas 7.4 REB, 10 AST/13 TO
VEd 6.9 REB, 11 AST/12 TO
Taylor 6.4 REB, 8 AST/7 TO
D. M. 4.0 REB, 21 AST/12 TO
Grady 3.7 REB, 4 AST/6 TO
CEd 3.1 REB, 22 AST/14 TO
Cline 2.6 REB, 14 AST/4 TO
A. W. 2.6 REB, 2 AST/11 TO
Nojel 2.4 REB, 14 AST/17 TO
Ewing 1.9 REB, 6 AST/3 TO
PJT 1.9 REB, 20 AST/8 TO
Sasha 1.1 REB, 4 AST/8 TO

TEAM (44.1 REB), 136 AST/116 TO

Some stats that didn’t make it on here that I thought were interesting:

1) Jacquil leads the team with 12 blocks. Haas has 11.
2) Carsen leads the team in MPG (25.1), FGA (80), and 3FGA (43), despite being pretty inefficient from the field.
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Very nice! There is something to like for every single player. And there is still room for improvement.
 
70boiler said:
Yes. Thank you. Although I have a bar blocking lines 2 and 3
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Thanks for posting. The thing that stands out to me is all the turnovers. Even guys like pj and Mathias have a lot.

Does Sasha get his points in mop up time?
 
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