Illinois Hoops Recruiting Thread

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HailtotheChief
LvilleILL1 said:
Vaaks has nothing to do with Andrej. He is replacing Wagler's role. They are going to add someone to replace Kylan as well.
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I think they all have something to do with each others role. Lol...kind of the point to surrounding Andre with shooters that can postively impact that by spacing the floor and also at 6'7" he can likely play more like Andre than anyone with the lone exception of maybe Ty if we ever need that on Defense or Offense.
 
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Chad Fleck
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I've scrolled past this for months. But when can this one end?

I've tended to goats before. They are kind of terrible, so this gif makes me angry. 😆
 
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Kendall Gill’s Uncle
Toni Bilic enters the portal
Mihailo Petrovic enters the portal

Tyrone Riley (G, San Francisco) commits to Oregon
Sergej Macura (F, Mississippi St) commits to UCLA

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B1G Roster Tracker

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I guess I’ll have to see Bilic become the next Podz, since the experts on here were giving me crap for saying we are in big trouble if he’s starting for us.
 
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Kendall Gill’s Uncle
I'm not saying this won't happen, but generally the 3-point percentages of guys coming from other programs have not gone up at Illinois besides Jake. Ben, KB, AS, and Z are all down from their previous stops. I don't know if there's a reason, but now I'll wait for AirTran to tell me how evil I am for pointing this out.
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Is this discussion going to happen again? Can the poster that shared the statistical breakdown on this just post it daily?
 
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Altuve27
PleaseMakeABowlGame said:
So:

We scored 1.249 points per possession. We had 65.7 possessions per 40 minutes.

So, we scored 82.0593 points per 40 minutes.

We played 37 games this season.

82.0593 * 37 = about 3,036.194 points scored total IF each game were 40 minutes.

But, each game was not 40 minutes. We played 4 overtime games this year (MSU, UCLA, Wisconsin, Wisconsin) which means we played:

(40 * 37) + 20 =1,500 played minutes on the season.

IF each game were 40 minutes, we would have played 1480 minutes.

So:

(3,036.194 / 1480) * 1500 = 3077.2236 (rounded to 4 decimal places)

3077.2236 / 37 =

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On the season, Illinois is listed to have scored this many points per game:

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So there’s the super complicated method of finding out points per game.

Yes, you could obviously use total points scored divided by total games played for a significantly simpler calculation - and by definition, a more correct result (or the same result).

However, this was me just trying to prove that pace and ppp are the actual data that matters.
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I was told there would be no math…
 
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Fly Illini Fly!
RabidDawgClassic said:
Oh great! We’ve got another guy who can’t win a close one in overtime. 🤬😉😎
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Illinois finished with 9 losses on the season.

5 of those games they did not trail WHEN the clock hit 0.00 at regulation.

Nebraska was technically 0.6 still left — so it wasn’t by definition a buzzer beater (0.00 left). But it effectively was.

4 were in overtime.
 
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