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Topic: Ohio Players in Top 50

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stub
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Ohio Players in Top 50

Posted: 2/26/2016 5:35:59 PM

Kiyanna Black: 2nd in 3 pointers made (100)

Jaaron Simmons: 3rd in assists (7.7)

Tony Campbell: 23rd in rebounds (9.9)

Tony Campbell: 27th in field goal % (60.1)

Kiyanna Black: 47th in points per game (18.5)

We can support them all this weekend along with Caroline Mast.

Go OHIO

P.S. I noticed the NCAA lists Tony at 6'8" where Ohio has him at 6'10". I'm betting 6'8" is correct but I really don't know. Anyone?

Last Edited: 2/26/2016 5:44:50 PM by stub

Alan Swank
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RE: Ohio Players in Top 50

Posted: 2/26/2016 5:55:18 PM

6'8" at best. Here's what I use as a point of reference. Everyone thought Trent was huge but when he got to the NBA he was pretty small compared to those guys.

Cbus Convo
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RE: Ohio Players in Top 50

Posted: 2/26/2016 7:42:37 PM

Yeah...maybe 6'8" and maybe not quite 6'8". Stood behind him in the concession line at the Western Michigan game back in October and 6'8" seemed like a stretch.

bornacatfan
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RE: Ohio Players in Top 50

Posted: 2/27/2016 11:28:50 AM

Dartis is 52/112 sitting in 30th place on the 3 ball list percentage wise. He will break every OHIO record behind the arc. Guaranteed. Has a system and a PG who is looking to distribute. Shooters dream.

SHould be noted that Tony is 43.8% as well. that is top 75 in the country from the guy folks continue to ask why he won't stay on the block and "play like a 6'10 player is supposed to"....

The system inverts itself and has bigs drifting out...that is why it works...also creates mismatches inside as well.

Both of these are going down Dartis will get there easily currently at .457 and TC at .446 for the season and TC at .374 and Dart .457 career

THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Seasonr
1.Tommy Freeman (2009-10).477
2.Jason Grunkemeyer (1996-97).474
3.Rush Floyd (1990-91)467
4.Steve Esterkamp (2001-02)444
5.Rush Floyd (1991-92)443
6.Tommy Freeman (2010-11)436
7.Nick Kellogg (2010-11)435
Jaff Halbert (2005-06)435
9.Dave Jamerson (1989-90).432
10.Nick Kellogg (2011-12).427

THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Career
1.Tommy Freeman (2008-11)443
2.Nick Kellogg (2011-present)411
3.Dave Jamerson (1986-90)419
4.Dan Aloi (1991-92)407
5.Nick Kellogg (2011-14)398
6.Mychal Green (2005-06)395
7.Steve Esterkamp (2000-03)394
8.Jaff Halbert (2003-06)392
9.Javarez Willis (2013-15)387
10.Jaivon Harris (2001-04)385

Pretty head stuff ...I believe shooters are getting better after a decade of decline...if the NCAA can keep cleaning up the game and players/coaching adjust from the game that rewards physicality over skill I think these numbers will improve over time. Having a PG that looks to facilitate is a key as well. Simmons numbers are gonna be there for 3 years. Good stuff.

Current 2016 leaders
1 London Perrantes Virginia 53 101 52.5
2 Aaron Bodager North Florida 49 98 50.0
2 Eric Childress UC Santa Barbara 28 56 50.0
4 Bryn Forbes Michigan St. 88 178 49.4
5 Giddy Potts Middle Tennessee 63 129 48.8
6 Zac Seljaas BYU 49 101 48.5
7 Darrion Allen Longwood 46 95 48.4
8 Donte McGill FIU 30 62 48.4
9 Jure Span USC Upstate 29 60 48.3
10 Buddy Hield Oklahoma 111 230 48.3
11 Jeff Roberson Vanderbilt 27 56 48.2
12 Darius Dawkins Jacksonville 54 113 47.8
13 Fletcher Magee Wofford 75 157 47.8
14 Henry Caruso Princeton 32 67 47.8
15 Rasheed Sulaimon Maryland 50 105 47.6
16 Patrick Steeves Harvard 29 61 47.5
17 Matt Milon Boston College 35 74 47.3
18 Kam Williams Ohio St. 42 89 47.2
19 Cole Murray Northern Kentucky 66 140 47.1
20 Emmett Naar Saint Mary's 41 87 47.1

Last Edited: 2/27/2016 12:20:24 PM by bornacatfan

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RE: Ohio Players in Top 50

Posted: 3/4/2016 1:43:28 PM

dartis 9th and simmons 25th in 3 pt %

only 4 schools have 2 in hte top 100 Mich St Arkansas Indiana Akron

GoCats105
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RE: Ohio Players in Top 50

Posted: 3/4/2016 1:53:09 PM

Tony also sits at #6 in Hollinger's college basketball PER (Player Efficiency Rating).

http://insider.espn.go.com/ncb/hollinger/statistics

bobcatsquared
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RE: Ohio Players in Top 50

Posted: 3/4/2016 3:08:49 PM

Look for freshmen Dartis and Block to shoot at or near 90% from the foul line for their careers. Dartis currently sits at 90% and Block was just below that before missing 2 or 3 free throws late last Saturday v. UB. I believe Dartis shot close to 90% as a h.s. senior.

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