Post by kiyoat on Feb 8, 2019 12:15:01 GMT -6
Stats for each opponent's Turnovers, Blocks and Steals against the Yotes vs. their conference average
Note: Turnovers are "committed" but the blocks and steals are for their opponents, meaning "blocks against" and balls "stolen from". This means that all of these stats are defensive numbers against each team's offense.
Opponent-(TO/BLK/STL)
@ndsu----(+1.3/-1.1/-3.0)
@denver--(+1.4/-1.8/-2.6)
SDSU------(-0.7/-0.7/-1.7)
PFW-------(-0.4/-1.3/+1.3)
@oru----(+2.6/-4.4/+1.1)
Average---(+1/-2/-1)
@uno----(+3.7/+0.3/+2.5)
@und----(+4.5/+1.5/+5.1)
WIU-------(+2.4/+2.1/-0.6)
@pfw-----(+5.6/-0.3/+3.3)
UNO------(+3.7/+2.3/+4.5)
Average--(+4/+1/+3)
OK, so these numbers might be a little confusing, but here is the bottom line:
There has been improvement in all three categories. The Coyotes have improved their performance against the opponents' average by:
+3 Turnovers
+3 Blocks
+4 Steals
Note: Turnovers are "committed" but the blocks and steals are for their opponents, meaning "blocks against" and balls "stolen from". This means that all of these stats are defensive numbers against each team's offense.
Opponent-(TO/BLK/STL)
@ndsu----(+1.3/-1.1/-3.0)
@denver--(+1.4/-1.8/-2.6)
SDSU------(-0.7/-0.7/-1.7)
PFW-------(-0.4/-1.3/+1.3)
@oru----(+2.6/-4.4/+1.1)
Average---(+1/-2/-1)
@uno----(+3.7/+0.3/+2.5)
@und----(+4.5/+1.5/+5.1)
WIU-------(+2.4/+2.1/-0.6)
@pfw-----(+5.6/-0.3/+3.3)
UNO------(+3.7/+2.3/+4.5)
Average--(+4/+1/+3)
OK, so these numbers might be a little confusing, but here is the bottom line:
There has been improvement in all three categories. The Coyotes have improved their performance against the opponents' average by:
+3 Turnovers
+3 Blocks
+4 Steals