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Tag Archives: effect
What are the problems with our defense?
I got asked this question in a discussion thread you can find here, and instead of pumping all of my thoughts into that thread, I thought I’d post it here. These are just my thoughts, and I’d welcome further discussion … Continue reading
Posted in 2012-13 Basketball, Miscellany
Tagged basketball, defense, effect, frank martin, free throws, SEC basketball, south carolina, statistical analysis, turnovers
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Our problem on defense is not offensive turnovers
I’ve been thinking a lot about this question ever since Frank Martin said the following at a press conference: Our team defense has been not great, but it’s been good enough to win with. The problem is we’re giving teams … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged basketball, defense, effect, gamecocks, impact, offense, statistical analysis, turnovers
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