Quote: Originally Posted By cheeznsweet on 12/11/2009
No sarcasm here. At D3 I want 50+ as a minimum, not average, in the cores for guys I'm starting.

? Im lost with this statement

And on stamina...how do you work your fatigue settings? Is he based on minutes or fatigue? B/c if its minutes...he's set too high.

Fairly fresh

Either way I think its 3 things: 1) a stamina issue, 2) he's pretty average from a rating perspective, and 3) you've played a lot of games on the road where stats can suffer.

In d3 home/road are almost equal in fact ive never seen a difference in the 2 excpet in d1

I went through some of your box scores and I could barely find a time when he was even in the game when they gave the fatigue updates. And the times he was there, he was orange once and yellow the other time.

Fairly fresh for all my guys

I'd dial back his distro, definitely use fatigue for subbing, and try to get him out of your starting lineup. He's just not good enough when he's tired to compete with the front courts you're facing. And he's a turnover machine with 7 BH in at the SF spot in a motion offense.

I only started him this season when the matchup was ok. Last season he was horrible off the bench or starting. I have had sf's in the past with low BH and even in 17-20 minutes he should (i think) shoot at least .450 from the field.

Quote: Originally Posted By brianp87 on 12/11/2009

Quote: Originally Posted By cheeznsweet on 12/11/2009

No sarcasm here. At D3 I want 50+ as a minimum, not average, in the cores for guys I'm starting.

? Im lost with this statement

And on stamina...how do you work your fatigue settings? Is he based on minutes or fatigue? B/c if its minutes...he's set too high.

Fairly fresh

Either way I think its 3 things: 1) a stamina issue, 2) he's pretty average from a rating perspective, and 3) you've played a lot of games on the road where stats can suffer.

In d3 home/road are almost equal in fact ive never seen a difference in the 2 excpet in d1

I went through some of your box scores and I could barely find a time when he was even in the game when they gave the fatigue updates. And the times he was there, he was orange once and yellow the other time.

Fairly fresh for all my guys

I'd dial back his distro, definitely use fatigue for subbing, and try to get him out of your starting lineup. He's just not good enough when he's tired to compete with the front courts you're facing. And he's a turnover machine with 7 BH in at the SF spot in a motion offense.

I only started him this season when the matchup was ok. Last season he was horrible off the bench or starting. I have had sf's in the past with low BH and even in 17-20 minutes he should (i think) shoot at least .450 from the field.

On the cores comment...so say you count Ath, Def, Reb, LP as the cores for a big man. Your guy averages 50 across those 4 but I'd want him to have a minimum of 50 in each.

On the home/road...don't sleep on the difference in home/road FG pct across divisions. People talk about the D1 stuff but I have years of D2 data and it consistently comes out at least 5 pts lower in FG pct.

On the last comment...I hear what you're saying...but you've played some pretty good teams on the road and he's been mostly at SF where BH does impact FG pct. Also, if you take out the Sul Ross game where he was plainly overmatched by the guy guarding him he's shooting 40%. And, like ACN says, he's jacking up 3s, has low PER, and 3s is where BH impacts your SF.

Quote: Originally Posted By brianp87 on 12/11/2009
This guy is similar and what i expect am I out of line?

http://www.whatifsports.com/hd/PlayerProfile/Stats.aspx?tid=3894&pid=1385848