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<blockquote data-quote="danielb927" data-source="post: 1561959" data-attributes="member: 3372"><p>Good point from [USER=515868]@dbeverly26[/USER] above. The OR difference looks particularly bad in this format, but keep in mind that we only missed 21 FGs (and maybe a reboundable second FT or two), while Duke missed 40. The length of the red bar will always be a good intuitive measure of how bad the turnover problem was, on a percentage basis, because any possession can end in a turnover. Offensive rebounds, however, are only possible after a miss, so the length of the purple bar here doesn't directly correlate to offensive rebounding <em>efficiency, </em>which is really what you can control. </p><p></p><p>Following that logic, I suppose you'd expect to see a correlation between a higher points-per-scoring-opportunity value and a worse OR/TO spread, which is something I'll try to look at later on.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="danielb927, post: 1561959, member: 3372"] Good point from [USER=515868]@dbeverly26[/USER] above. The OR difference looks particularly bad in this format, but keep in mind that we only missed 21 FGs (and maybe a reboundable second FT or two), while Duke missed 40. The length of the red bar will always be a good intuitive measure of how bad the turnover problem was, on a percentage basis, because any possession can end in a turnover. Offensive rebounds, however, are only possible after a miss, so the length of the purple bar here doesn't directly correlate to offensive rebounding [I]efficiency, [/I]which is really what you can control. Following that logic, I suppose you'd expect to see a correlation between a higher points-per-scoring-opportunity value and a worse OR/TO spread, which is something I'll try to look at later on. [/QUOTE]
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