Koby Brea is in the portal.
We have been on the receiving end of his great-and I mean great-outside shooting. Most recently at UD Arena (I was there, and he personally made sure the 2d half was drama free.)
You may recognize a few of the names below. I'm not sure what "Effective" means...
From a College Basketball Analytics site:
Out of all players that have made 50+ 3-pointers (among P6 & KenPom top 75 teams)...
These 6 have the highest 'Effective Field Goal %':
Koby Brea, Dayton
Kerwin Walton, Texas Tech
Reed Sheppard, Kentucky
Michael Jones, Stanford
Cam Spencer, UConn
Brendan Hausen, Villanova
Bad news for Dayton
Re: Bad news for Dayton
Effective field goal percentage is weighted for three pointers but also factors in two point FG percentage
TCC - trust, commitment, care
Re: Bad news for Dayton
Dayton did get a commitment from former Buckeye Zed Key. He’ll be an effective A10 big man.
Re: Bad news for Dayton
I wouldn't worry about Dayton. There will be many teams between us and them.
"Here’s what is the elephant in the room. Travis had a bag before. Now everyone has a bag. The Travis Ford recruiting prowess was greatly exaggerated."---SLU fan explaining how NIL took away Ford's recruiting edge
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wildforthecats
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Re: Bad news for Dayton
I had always thought that the formula also accounted for FT%. I see now that FT's can be used in a subtractive way in the formula (total points - ft points), but do not impact the final EFG figure.
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Re: Bad news for Dayton
Even though he is such a Duke homer, Feinstein loves college basketball as much as we do. Great piece. Thanks for sharing
Re: Bad news for Dayton
Brea lists his final five as UNC, UConn, Duke, Kansas and Kentucky.
He wants to help make a struggling program better.
He wants to help make a struggling program better.
