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Offensive efficiency the last three games has been good
Posted on: November 30, 2018 at 10:11:38 CT
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In fact our offensive efficiency has been the highest that our last three opponents (Oregon St, KSU, and Temple) have faced all year.
We are actually shooting the ball quite well at the moment. Turnover rate is bad but we are shooting ok. For reference, we had an eFG% of 57 against KSU and 63% against Temple. At no point in Kim Anderson's tenure did we have an eFG as high as either of those figures against a high major opponent. The 53.4% figure against ISU really isn't that bad either.
Defensive efficiency against Temple and KSU was the worst that they faced all year. We aren't forcing any turnovers and we are allowing teams to shoot extremely high percentages. It is not a combination for winning games and is something that I am sure Cuonzo is not pleased with.
Defensive efficiency is something that will likely improve over the next several. weeks.
We are actually shooting the ball quite well at the moment. Turnover rate is bad but we are shooting ok. For reference, we had an eFG% of 57 against KSU and 63% against Temple. At no point in Kim Anderson's tenure did we have an eFG as high as either of those figures against a high major opponent. The 53.4% figure against ISU really isn't that bad either.
Defensive efficiency against Temple and KSU was the worst that they faced all year. We aren't forcing any turnovers and we are allowing teams to shoot extremely high percentages. It is not a combination for winning games and is something that I am sure Cuonzo is not pleased with.
Defensive efficiency is something that will likely improve over the next several. weeks.
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Offensive efficiency the last three games has been good - BOILERTIGER MU - 11/30 10:11:38