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Recap: Kansas vs Oklahoma (Big 12 Tournament) |
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Mar 9, 2007 |
Kansas 64 - Oklahoma 47 cPSAN
"Total Impact" Ratings PSAN ratings adjusted for quality of opponent | cPSAN70
"Efficiency" Ratings cPSAN ratings expressed as "per 70 possessions" | Ratings on the CourtHighest: Brandon Rush
Lowest: David Godbold | PLAYER | cPSAN | | Brandon Rush | 9.30 | | Sasha Kaun | 8.44 | | Mario Chalmers | 6.80 | | Darrell Arthur | 4.36 | | Russell Robinson | 4.05 | | Sherron Collins | 2.42 | | Julian Wright | 0.43 | | Brennan Bechard* | 0.00 | | Brady Morningstar* | 0.00 | | Jeremy Case* | -0.01 | | Rodrick Stewart* | -0.50 | | Matt Kleinmann* | -0.83 | | Darnell Jackson | -2.78 | | PLAYER | cPSAN | | Longar Longar | 8.71 | | Beau Gerber* | 2.76 | | Michael Neal | 1.95 | | Nate Carter | 1.70 | | Kellen Sampson* | 0.38 | | Chris Walker | -1.23 | | Austin Johnson | -1.63 | | Taylor Griffin | -1.81 | | Bobby Maze | -1.98 | | Tony Crocker | -2.47 | | David Godbold | -3.13 | *Rating not based on enough data. | Ratings on the CourtHighest: Longar Longar
Lowest: Darnell Jackson | PLAYER | cPSAN70 | | Brandon Rush | 14.07 | | Sasha Kaun | 12.77 | | Darrell Arthur | 12.37 | | Mario Chalmers | 9.65 | | Russell Robinson | 6.82 | | Sherron Collins | 4.57 | | Julian Wright | 1.30 | | Brennan Bechard* | 0.00 | | Brady Morningstar* | 0.00 | | Jeremy Case* | -0.59 | | Rodrick Stewart* | -5.70 | | Darnell Jackson | -8.41 | | Matt Kleinmann* | -18.73 | | PLAYER | cPSAN70 | | Beau Gerber* | 61.88 | | Longar Longar | 14.48 | | Kellen Sampson* | 8.50 | | Michael Neal | 3.65 | | Nate Carter | 3.04 | | Tony Crocker | -3.46 | | Austin Johnson | -3.85 | | Taylor Griffin | -3.87 | | Chris Walker | -5.53 | | David Godbold | -5.86 | | Bobby Maze | -6.34 | *Rating not based on enough data. | | Comments and Observations Overall results as expected, but the first half was much closer than it should have been. KU was a bit tight after a long break. Predictably, the team that had just played the day before was sharper to begin with but may have tired down the stretch. The superior talent and fresher legs for KU resulted in a large margin of victory even though KU's best player (Wright) sat out much of the game with foul trouble. Four Factor Analysis - eFG% - KU by 51-33%
- TURNOVERS - Advantage KU by 24-15%
- OFFENSIVE REBOUNDING - Basically even - KU by 29-28%
- FREETHROW RATE (FTM/FGA) - OU advantage 31-21%
What did the difference in this
statistic mean to each team? | Scoring Margin Advantage Gained | | Statistic Measured | Kansas | Oklahoma | | eFG% | 17.6 | | | TO Rate | 5.4 | | | O-Reb% | 0.2 | | | Freethrows | FT Pct | | 5.9 | | FT Attempts | 1.9 | | CONCLUSION - Huge advantage for KU in the most important category, eFG%, was too much to overcome. OU would have had to dominate the offensive glass and avoid wasted possessions, neither of which they did. | |
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