2019-2020 Basketball efficiency thread

[The Thrill]

Utah vs Nevada
Utah 88-80 efficiency (79-70 win)

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Not a lot to compare to yet but Utah had season highs and season lows in everything.


Some key stats to look at, Utah took 9 less shots but teams were equal in makes.
Utah was +7 on turnovers and -6 on assists
2.83 assist to turnover by Nevada blew away Utah 0.85 ast/to (11 ast – 13 TO). That must improve


If Utah cleans up the turnovers 1/6 possessions was a turnover
Lucky for them, Nevada only shot 41% from the field.


Next up Mississippi Valley State. I predict a 40+ blowout

[SoCalPat]

Your statline has reversed steals and turnovers for Utah.

[The Thrill]

Your statline has reversed steals and turnovers for Utah.

Thanks, I too noticed that late after I posted. Fixed now.

[The Thrill]

2577

I’m contemplating not even including these stats into the season averages just because of how skewed it all was


Nobody played over 25 minutes, the two guys who played 23+ minutes got triple doubles.


There were some negatives in this game. Mississippi Valley State had 8 offensive rebounds, 9 steals, 6 blocks and only 16 fouls. They also had 93 possessions.


170 combined shots and 238 combined efficiency might blow the doors off the record books.


The best stat of the day? Timmy Allen 8/8 from the free throw line. He was 7/14 vs Nevada. Brings his average up to 68.2%


Not much else to say except Utah covered.


Minnesota next Friday. Current numbers say Utah +8 in that game, maybe that win over Nevada will help. Minnesota plays Oklahoma today and at Butler on Tuesday. They might be tired going into JHMC.

[DrumNFeather]

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I’m contemplating not even including these stats into the season averages just because of how skewed it all was


Nobody played over 25 minutes, the two guys who played 23+ minutes got triple doubles.


There were some negatives in this game. Mississippi Valley State had 8 offensive rebounds, 9 steals, 6 blocks and only 16 fouls. They also had 93 possessions.


170 combined shots and 238 combined efficiency might blow the doors off the record books.


The best stat of the day? Timmy Allen 8/8 from the free throw line. He was 7/14 vs Nevada. Brings his average up to 68.2%


Not much else to say except Utah covered.


Minnesota next Friday. Current numbers say Utah +8 in that game, maybe that win over Nevada will help. Minnesota plays Oklahoma today and at Butler on Tuesday. They might be tired going into JHMC.

He got a huge cheer from the MUSS when he made his first free throw, and it gave him a chuckle at the line.

[sancho]

I’m contemplating not even including these stats into the season averages just because of how skewed it all was


No, you have to include them. It was a real game with real stats!

[U-Ute]

4 players at 25+ has to be a record of some sort too.

[The Thrill]

I've never seen it for a Utah game....but they haven't scored over 120 in a long time.

[The Thrill]

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FYI, the far left column is the season ranking


Oturo had a great game and really did everything he could to help Minnesota get back in the game.


Honestly, every stat said Minnesota was poised to win this game except two categories, points and shooting %


Utah shot 53.2% vs Minnesota 35.1%
18.1% better from the field is usually good enough for a 20 point win, Utah won by 4
Minnesota took 27 more shots than Utah did…27!
Unfortunately for them they only made 1 more.


Utah was +11 FTM / +12 FTA and one stat to note early in the season. Utah doesn’t foul.
Utah has committed less fouls in every game
Nevada +13
MSVST +2
Minnesota +5
This translates to more free throws and Utah.
Utah opponents average 5 FTM and 9 FTA per game
Utah free throw average 16.7 FTM and 24.0 FTA (Nevada was a huge discrepancy)


Minnesota shot and kept shooting, they were +12 on the offensive boards which is the one reason they kept this close. Minnesota collected 35.4% of all offensive rebound opportunities. That’s way too high.
Minnesota was -11 on turnovers, which was due to being +9 on steals. Offensive boards, and steals kept Minnesota in the game. After the 16-0 start we all thought it was over, but not Minnesota.


This was the slowest game of the season, only 136 possessions (185 in the MSVST game). 142 combined points was a season low, ahem Utah scored more 143 in their previous game.


The only season high Utah garnered was 6 block shots. 3 by Carlson, 2 by Allen and 1 Gach.
Utah was a bit lucky to pull this game out but the huge positive is this young team found a way to dig deep and fight out a win. That experience goes a long ways.


Next up… the Myrtle Beach Invitational

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[sancho]

Minnesota shot and kept shooting, they were +12 on the offensive boards which is the one reason they kept this close. Minnesota collected 35.4% of all offensive rebound opportunities. That’s way too high.

The offensive rebound disparity was clear all game long. We should be able to do better there.

Thanks for posting the bracket. Baylor's gonna be tough.

[The Thrill]

Baylor's gonna be tough.

This post didn't age well...

[The Thrill]

2583

Gach did not have a good game. 2/11 and 0/5 from three puts him at a -3 efficiency
Nobody really had a good game…unless you’re a Chanticleer fan.


#3, #4 and #5 performances against Utah all came in tonight’s game. Those 3 players Dibba, Jones and Brewton beat the entire Utah team. Brewton went 6/9 from deep.


Utah allowed 29 made shots (avg 26.0 allowed). 10/16 from the free throw line were both season highs for Utah opponent. 29 defensive boards and 41 total rebounds, also season highs. Utah gave up 6 blocks, 45.3% from the field and 45.8% from deep. All season highs. One good thing is Coastal Carolina had a season low 41.4% assists per shot, that just means guys were creating and scoring, winning one on ones.


Utah had a season low 19 shots made (57 made shots vs MSVST) and only 5 made three point shots. Utah had a season low of 28 defensive rebounds and only 9 assists. Avg 39 defensive rebounds and 18.3 assists. Only 1 block (season low), 57 points (season low 88.0 avg) 50 efficiency (season low 110.5 avg). 33.3% shooting (season low), 17.9% from deep (season low) 56% free throws (season low) and only 67 possessions (season low). Needless to say, this game was a season low.


Utah was +4 on offensive boards and +3 total rebounds but that’s mostly because they were -12% shooting (season low). CCU was +28% better from deep. That’s huge. +6 from three pointers made is 18 points. Couple that with -3 possessions and +4 turnovers and Utah just lost this game all over the place. I blame this on a long road trip and a very young team.


The teams did combine for a season high 28 offensive rebounds (season high). Everything else was pretty slow. 136 points, 121 shots, 21 assists, and 39.7% combined shooting were all season lows.


Not much else to say other than Utah showed their inexperience. Hopefully this game sticks in their memory of how not to play going ahead.


Next up…Ohio. The Bobcats have lost 2 in a row vs ranked teams and they weren’t even close. They are 3-2 overall with 3 snooze games to open the season. Utah should be favored in the -10 to -14 range.

[The Thrill]

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[U-Ute]

The game is on ESPNU tonight.

[DrumNFeather]

The game is on ESPNU tonight.

I think it is on ESPNews.

[The Thrill]

The battle of the four letter words

2585

Utah was back to form vs Ohio


Held the Bobcats to 28 rebounds and only 10 offensive boards. 18 defensive rebounds was a season low for Utah opponent. 9 assists, 4 steals and 2 blocks…also season lows for Utah opponent.
Utah’s free throw defense was at its worst though 12/15 80% (season high). 67 possessions tied the season low for a Utah opponent.


As for Utah, 96.4% from the line 27/28. Makes and % both season highs. This was a slow game so Utah’s attempts and rebounds were low but the big difference was rebounding. Utah was -8 on fouls and +15/+13 from the stripe. Difference of the game.


The teams combined for 39 made free throws (season high) and 90.7% from the line. Other than that everything else was season lows due to the slow pace of play.


Utah will face Tulane tomorrow morning. Early 8:30 am tipoff in Utah. I have Utah by 21 in that game for the 5th place game. Utah should go 2-1 in the tournament, not the 2-1 everybody expected but 2-1 nonetheless.

[The Thrill]

2586

This was a slow, ugly 8:30am game. 64 possessions was a season low.


Utah held Tulane to only 21 three point attempts (season low), they only picked up 17 defensive boards and 25 total rebounds (both season lows) and only 1 block (another season low) but Utah allowed 45.6% from the field (season high) and 85.7% from the line (also a season high)


Utah on the other hand had season lows in free throws 8/11, defensive boards 23 and a season high in turnovers (20). 13 fouls was a season low and ended up costing them at the end of the game when they had to foul 4 times just to stop the clock.


Nothing really stands out in this game except the 25 fouls combined (12 under the season average)
Both teams shot a combined 46.7% which was a season high. The 128 possessions was 20 under the season average for a Utah game.


NOTE : In both losses, Both Gach scored a -3 PER. In the one win, +16. He literally can make or break this team.


Below are the season totals 1/5 of the season in.
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[The Thrill]

2588

Pretty slow game overall. UC Davis only had 54 shot attempts (-10 Utah opponent avg)
17 three point attempts was also a season low.
UC Davis only had 24 rebounds (season low) and didn’t get their first rebound until 11 minute mark
3 steals was a season low.
Although, Utah allowed 48.1% shooting, season high and 52.9% 9/17 from deep.


Utah on the other hand had a season low 62 possessions (71 is avg)
Season low in shots (45), offensive boards (4), rebounds (29) and offensive rebound opportunities (21.1%) - 30% is the goal, season average is 33.5%


Teams combined for 52.5% shooting 52/99 and 50% from deep 19/38, although many of those came in the last couple minutes by the Aggies.


Rylan Jones season assist to turnover is 2.5 ast per TO, leads the team.
Jones is 20/22 on the season from the line, 90.9% (leads team)
Timmy Allen leads the team in 10/22 categories. (Mins, FGM, FGA, FTM, FTA, DefR, Rebs, Pts, PER and Pts/Min)
Brenchley is 11/22 on the season from deep. 50% leads the team.


Next up…Them.

[The Thrill]

2590

Toolson and Childs played an awesome game. The reason Utah won this game wasn’t because of the refs (sorry Zoobs) it wasn’t because of Childs’ conditioning…it was because of Utah’s depth. BYU came out blazing with Childs dropping threes and being the aggressor. Eventually, that wore off. Between Toolson and Childs they had 30% of the minutes and 67% of their efficiency. Haws was miserable. 2/7 shooting and 5 turnovers plus he fouled out.


Haws -2
Jones +28
Ballgame!


Despite all the complaining about fouls, BYU put up a season high in free throws made and attempted for a Utah opponnent. 13/17 (season avg 8.5/12.1). BYU did have a season high 20 turnovers, that’s not the refs. 2:9 possessions was a turnover for BYU (season high). 29 personal fouls tied the season high for a Utah opponent (Nevada).


Utah on the other hand only shot 24/31 from the line, not even close to their season high but above their average (17.3/23.3 avg). Utah had a season low 11 turnovers and high 10 steals (again…not the refs fault). Utah failed miserably on the offensive rebounding opportunities. Only 14.8% were obtained 4 offensive boards out of 27 opportunities (season low). Utah also had a season low of assist per shot at 40.5%. BYU did a good job of being the aggressor on defense, the downside to that is they were penalized with fouls. Utah became the aggressor on offense late in the second half about the same time as BYU’s lack of depth began to show. Utah was -9 on turnovers (season high) and +6 for steals (season high).


The teams combined for 48 free throws (12 of which came in overtime) and 197 points (both season highs for a Utah game) but they also combined for 55.8% shooting 72/129.


Changing point in the game was at the 0:31 mark…the missed lay-up from Jones. Utah was ready to go up 85-84 and had all the momentum. Jones fell to the ground in a move that I can only assume was to summon all the strength of Majerus and Misaka to finish the game in Utah folklore forever.


After that point, Rylan Jones nailed a 26’ three to tie the game at 86 and picked up the rebound to end regulation. A crazy shot at 3:22 in overtime put Utah up 90-88, then a great pass and assist to Allen to put Utah up 92-88, another jumper by Jones at 1:53 to put Utah up 94-88. Jantunen then got an assist from Jones at 1:16 to go up 96-90. Jones then fouled the worst free throw shooter I’ve ever seen at BYU (Evan Troy) and he clanked two off the side of the rim. Jones then was fouled twice and sank all 4 free throws to go up 100-93.


I hope the missed lay-up from 1’ will live in Jones subconscious for at least the next 4 years and he burns with the fire of Utes in the past for Ute greatness. Time will tell.


Next up…Central Arkansas. Utah is a 92% favorite to win.

[The Thrill]

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Timmy Allen is a stud.
7 of Allen’s 9 games rank in the top 11 games for Utah
Tied the season high 29 PER yesterday.

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4 players score over 20 PER for 40 minutes
Allen 26.7
Jones 21.1
Jantunen 20.4
Battin 20.2


Jantunen averaging the least of minutes of the 4 at 20.9 minutes per game.
Below are my player rankings and where they were last week

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Central Arkansas only shot 3/15 from deep, season low allowed for Utah.
Central Arkansas also had a season low 7 assists and a high 22 turnovers. .32 ast/to is a season low (Utah allows 0.91 asst/to)
Central Arkansas also had 2 turnovers per 7 turnovers (season high). Utah average is 1:6


Utah on the other hand had a season low 8 turnovers (avg 13.3) and steals 11 (avg 5.2)
They reached a turnover per possession high of 1:9 possessions (average 1:6)
Utah was +15 in three point attempts and -14 on turnovers
+7 steals and +5 blocks (all season highs)


This game had a season high 15 steals (Utah 11 CentArk 4)


Side note, here’s the story on Sikiru “SK” Shittu, a really cool story out of Central Arkansas.

https://www.arkansasonline.com/news/2018/feb/03/skipping-a-beat-20180203/


Hopefully Rylan Jones will be ok, took a big shot to the ribs. Diagnosis was a rib contusion, 3-7 days recovery but easily reaggravated.

[The Thrill]

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Utah allowed a season low 19 shots made and 49 points. The last time they allowed 49 they scored 143.
Utah owned the offensive boards. Weber only collected 41.8% of all defensive rebounding opportunities. The goal is to keep a team below 70%. Utah for the season allows 78.2%
Utah had a season high 17 offensive rebounds, 44.7% of all offensive rebounding opportunities were grabbed. Utah was +6 on offensive boards (season high)
Utah only fouled 12 times, season low (average is 15.2)
The 61 possessions was a season low for Utah, very slow game and ugly to start.


Utah was +3 on turnovers (-3 steals) and -2 on blocks. Utah shot worse from deep by a hair -2.2% but both teams were bad. 9/43 combined from three 20.9% (both season lows for a Utah game) 109 points and 39 shots made were combined season lows and 33.9% shooting was also a season low. I blame Vivent. 39/115 yikes!


Next up…Them!

[The Thrill]

2598

Richards PER avg this season is 18.7
Sestine PER avg this season is 11.5


Kentucky is a solid team with 6 freshmen on the team, imagine having to play with 6 freshmen!! Tough
They’re a good team, just sloppy and can’t shoot the 3 very well.
2/17 was 11.8% Makes and percentage both season lows for a Utah opponent
Utah has been guarding the 3 well lately. 9/50 allowed the last 3 games 18%
Kentucky only got 17 defensive boards, 73.9% of opportunities, which is actually really high.
The problem was Utah shot 54.8%…there just weren’t a lot of opportunities.
53.3% from three 8/15 was a season high, although 15 attempts was a season low (Ohio 15)
Utah had a season high 19 fouls and lows in offensive boards 4. Only 21.1% of all offensive rebounds were had…but again…Utah shot well.


Utah was +41.6% from 3. +6 on shots made from deep. When you win by three, that’s the game. Walton kept alluding to Evansville and the drive and kick for three. Worked like a charm, thanks for the tip Bill.


The teams combined for 32 three point attempts, season low. Average is 45.1 attempts combined.
Utah is 7-0 when they have 16 turnovers or less. This was the first game they won having more than 16 turnovers
Utah is 7-0 when they shoot over 48%
Utah is 9-0 when the assist to turnover is higher than 0.7:1 or 1 assist to every 1.4 turnovers.


That’s about it. Utah got hot and caught UK napping at the first. Weathered the storm and got them into foul trouble. The overturned block call at the end was huge.


Can we say enough about Jones? If Covey and Jones got in a fist fight, neither one of them would ever stay down for the count. In the nicest but toughest fight you’d ever see.


Next up…Aztecs. The battle for Native American superiority. I think San Diego State is the better team. About as equally as talented as Kentucky but better shooters.


FYI, Utah is now 3-0 as underdogs this season.

[The Thrill]

San Diego State is a good team.
Not the most powerful offensive team but they shut down the solid offense of Utah.


Utah typically shoots close to 50% every game and John Calipari commented on it that Utah just does a good job of getting good shots and they shoot well as a result…not vs the Aztecs


31.3% shooting 15/48 was the worst shooting performance of the year.
San Diego State recorded a season high 18 assists (high for Utah opponent) and 100 efficiency was the first time Utah allowed that high.


On the other hand, Utah had a season low 7 assists and 17 turnovers (.41) assist to turnover. Season average is 1.11. They also only picked up 50% of defensive rebounding opportunities (average is 80%).


Utah was behind in almost every statistical category except free throws. Utah was +6 on attempts and makes and +9.7% better…that’s it. San Diego St dominated from the beginning.


I should note that San Diego St is a top 5 ranked team based on computer rankings. Kentucky is top 30 in most rankings. Utah is hovering in the 70s


Next up…conference play in 2020.

[The Thrill]

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Allen notched his third double-double of the season (Minnesota and Nevada)
Oregon St was only 14/19 from the line (both season lows) but the Beavers did get a season high 8 blocks against Utah. Utah only allows 3.8 blocks.


Utah didn’t have any season highs or lows in this game but below are some of the better numbers, above average.
TO per possession was 1:6
Although they were smaller than Oregon St, they pulled 41 rebounds (season avg 39.3)
10 offensive boards marked the 5th time Utah was 10+ offensive boards.
28 free throw attempts was 3rd highest for the season (avg 22.8 att)
The 89.3% from the line 25/28 was the 3rd highest percentage (avg 75.8%)
Oregon St got off +12 more shots but only made +2 more, the difference was Utah was +5 from three
14.3% from deep for Oregon State was the 3rd worst a team has shot this year vs Utah (Kentucky and MS Valley St)
The teams combined for only 19 turnovers, season low for Utah game and a season high 39 made free throws. Also 10 combined blocks was also a season high (3rd time this season)


Next up…an angry Oregon team.

[The Thrill]

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Timmy Allen was -7.6 off his average. Jones was -8.7 off his average.
It was obvious they were going to let Both get his game but shut down the other two.
Branden Carlson was non-existent. Oregon did a great job.
The game tying three by Allen should’ve never been the shot. Practically anybody besides Allen would’ve been the best option but that’s probably how Oregon played it.


Oregon is a head strong team. Pritchard is a floor general that refuses to let that team lose.
Rylan Jones goal should be every bit the senior Pritchard is in 4 years. Especially if it equals a top 5 rankings.


Oregon was only 3/4 from the line. Utah committed a season low 9 fouls. That tells me Oregon is efficient as hell and got a lot of clean looks. Utah doesn’t foul a lot (15.2 per game) but Oregon had a season high 19 assists. Again, they move the ball well and get good shots. Pretty much the name of the game.


Utah only had 7 turnovers, which is likely what kept them in the game. Utes were +10/+16 from the line but 10% worse. Utah is statistically a good field goal shooting team (47.5% from the field), the Ducks held Utah to 35.6% (4th worst of the season) and they were +10% better from the field.


The teams combined for only 17 turnovers. This stat keeps getting better as teams get better. Utah averaged 14.6 turnovers the first 6 games and only 12.0 turnovers over the past 8 games, versus better competition.


Some magic numbers for Utah.
64 points scored. Utah is 9-0 when they score over 65 points
Hold opponents to 45% or less shooting. Utah is 2-4 when they allow over 45% shooting
Utah is 10-0 when they score more than their opponent.
15 turnovers. Utah is 8-1 when they commit less than 15 turnovers (the Oregon game was the 1 loss)


Up next…1 week off and the three game road trip starting at Colorado.

[sancho]

I heard that 3 point shooting is way down in college basketball with the extended lines. I imagine this is helping Utah some. I hope it opens things up and ressurrects mid-range basketball, but I suspect players will just adjust within a season or two. We'll be back to 3 ball shortly.

[The Thrill]

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Welp!


Let’s start with the good… nobody got hurt.


Now the bad. 38 made shots allowed was a season high (Utah typically allows 27)
118 efficiency was a season high (Utah allows 75.7 TER)
59.4% shooting 38/64 was way over the 42.5% season avg allowed.
64.8% effective shooting, 48% allowed
Utah only made 8 free throws, typically 16.4/21.9, only shot 12 (11 season low - Tulane)
24 team rebounds was a season low (avg 38.1)
52 points tied season low (San Diego St) avg 76.5
38 efficiency is 178 below the Mississippi Valley St game and 87.5 avg
35% of defensive boards…goal is 70% or higher


That’s about all I want to put into this game.


Next, tough road trip versus a hungry Arizona duo. Things look up after this. Home Washington games are both winnable coming up after Arizona.

[The Thrill]

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Both Gach got a season high for the worst efficiency score. -5 is 14.4 off his average of 9.4 PER
Both has scored negative PER 3 times (Tulane, Coastal Carolina and Arizona…all losses)
1/8 and 4 turnovers.


Arizona hit 15 three point shots, season high off of another season high 23 assists.
Utah has given up back-to-back 118 team efficiency…not good
Arizona shot 85.7% from the line 12/14, a season high for Utah opponent.
Arizona garnered an assist on 69.7% of their shots (avg is 50%)


Utah had a season low 2 steals, overall this was an average game for Utah, the 15 made three’s buried them and Utah didn’t recover.


The bright spot, Utah has yet to attempt or make less free throws than their opponent for a game.
Arizona was +12 on assists, in the last 4 games Utah is -42 in assists. In the other 12 games Utah is +44 assists.


The teams combined for 25 made three pointers which 15 came from the Wildcats.


This is the toughest stretch of the season for Utah. Starting 1-4 was expected, 2-3 would be a win.


Next up…ASU on Saturday.

[The Thrill]

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Utah played a pretty good game until ASU ran away at the end. Utah allowed a season high 61.1% from deep. 11/18. Utah allows 34.9%. Ballgame!
Utah actually had a season high in assists per shots made, 72.7% (season avg 54.8%)
16 assists on 22 made shots. That tells me Utah moved the ball well. Guarding the deep three just killed the Utes.


Utah was +6 on offensive boards, mainly because ASU shot 51.7% and only missed 28 shots.
The -36.1% difference on three was a season high for difference. Utah shot 25% at 6/24. -5 three pointers made = 15 points…ASU won by 19


Timmy Allen had his best game in a while. 5th double double of the year with 18 points and 10 boards. His 4 steals was a season high and 4 assists was 1 short of his season high. 3 turnovers was the only negative. Below are Allen’s season numbers.

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[The Thrill]

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Rylan Jones led the team with 18 PER. Mostly due to his 9/10 from the line
Battin 5/5 from the line
Jantunen/Gach both 2/2 from the line
Carlon and Allen combined for 6/13
The name of this game was free throws. Utah was 24/32 overall to UW 11/14


Utah was +13/+18 from the line and overcame a 10 point deficit to win.
Washington only made 45 shots (season low for Utah opponent)
Utah on the other hand only made 3 shots from deep (season low)
In the pregame, Bill Riley interviewed the Washington announcer.
He said UW has had a tough season defending the three and made it the key to the game to win.
The other aspect was not fouling. Washington had 26 fouls +6 over Utah


Utah had a season high 18 offensive rebounds.
Utah was +14 on shot attempts, mostly because they were +13 on the offensive glass.


The only real negative was the effective field goal percentage Utah was -24.7% to UW.
Effective field goal % accounts for the difficulty of the three point shot with regards to percentage.
This was mostly because Utah was 12.5% from deep (season low)


The 15 combined steals was a season high for a Utah game.
Also the teams combined for 72.1% assists to shots made ratio (season high)


The good news is Utah won the game
Big win for the Utes that they needed bad.

[The Thrill]

2610

Utah dominated this game on the efficiency charts.
Rylan Jones tied the season high for efficiency


Utah dominated by holding WSU to 5 categories of season lows
2 made free throws (Utah allows 9.1 FTM per game)
16 defensive rebounds (Utah allows 23.1 defensive boards)
21 total rebounds (Utah allows 33.3 rebounds)
1 block (tied Tulane / Utah allows 3.8)
40% from the line 2/5 (Utah allows 70.5%) Only Oregon shot less at 4.


The thing that kept Washington St in the game was Utah on the offensive glass.
Only 3 offensive rebounds (coming after a season high of 18)
Utah only attempted 10 shots from 3
It was clear they wanted to dominate the interior
25/36 from 2 point range 69% (overall 63%)
Obviously the reason Utah only had 3 offensive boards.


Utah reached the 100 efficiency mark 4th time this year. (avg 85.7)


Rylan Jones moved into 2nd on the team overall ranking ahead of Battin

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It’s nice to see Jantunen and Carlson getting better


This was Jantunen’s best game of the season 21 PER
Carlson scored a 15 PER, good for his 4th best game of the year (best vs P5 teams) His season high was 17 vs MSVST


Allen didn’t have a great game but still scored a 14 PER
Timmy has reached double figures in PER in every game except 2 (Arizona and Colorado)


Next up…the LA trip

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