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2006 NCAA Tournament
Game-by-game Statistical Strengths and Weaknesses Analysis
NOTE: From top to bottom, the statistics are sorted such that, at the top are the greatest advantages to the team on the left, and at the bottom are the greatest advantages for the team on the right.
(6) West Virginia vs. (11) Southern Illinois
| Clear Advantage for West Virginia | No Clear Advantage | Clear Advantage for Southern Illinois |
| West Virginia Strength - West Virginia FT% | ||
| West Virginia Strength - Southern Illinois FT Rate | ||
| Southern Illinois % Poss Blocked by Opp | ||
| West Virginia Strength - Southern Illinois TO rate | ||
| West Virginia Strength - West Virginia % Poss Blocked by Opp | ||
| Southern Illinois 3pt FG% | ||
| West Virginia 2pt FG% | ||
| Southern Illinois Points Per Possession | ||
| Southern Illinois eFG% | ||
| Southern Illinois 2pt FG% | ||
| West Virginia TO rate | ||
| West Virginia Points Per Possession | ||
| West Virginia eFG% | ||
| West Virginia FT Rate | ||
| Southern Illinois FT% | ||
| Southern Illinois OREB | ||
| Southern Illinois Strength - West Virginia 3pt FG% | ||
| West Virginia OREB |
Other Notes: (Technical glitch in the way "% of FG's assisted trends were calculated ... disregard that particular statistic for any team you read - but 3FG's and tempo calculations are correct)
- West Virginia will take above avg # of 3FG's
- Expect slow-paced game
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