UCLA Superlative Statistics 1/11
By Bruin Basketball Report
College basketball fans are familiar with published statistics such as rebounds, assists, points scored, and field goal and free throw percentage as a marker of a player's performance and contribution to his team.
Those who follow UCLA basketball and know the value Head Coach Ben Howland places on hustle, toughness, and performance under pressure will appreciate a different set of statistics kept by the team. Statistics are referred to as the "Superlative Statistics".
Charges Taken
1. Lorenzo Mata - 8
1. Alfred Aboya - 8
3. Ryan Wright - 3
3. Russell Westbrook - 3
5. Luc Richard Mbah a Moute -2
UCLA 26, Opponents 14
Dives For Loose Balls
1. Lorenzo Mata - 16
2. Luc Richard Mbah a Moute - 8
3. Darren Collison - 6
4. Alfred Aboya - 5
4. Ryan Wright - 5
6. Russell Westbrook - 4
UCLA 53, Opponents 35
Second Chance Points
1. Luc Richard Mbah a Moute - 37
2. Josh Shipp - 32
3. Lorenzo Mata - 19
4. Alfred Aboya - 15
5. Arron Afflalo - 12
UCLA 142, Opponents 103
Points in the Paint
1. Luc Richard Mbah a Moute - 80
1. Josh Shipp - 80
3. Lorenzo Mata - 72
4. Arron Afflalo - 68
5. Darren Collison - 64
UCLA 446, Opponents 292
3-PT Plays Attempted
1. Josh Shipp - 5
2. Arron Afflalo - 4
3. Luc Richard Mbah a Moute - 3
UCLA 20, Opponents 25
FT% Last Four Minutes in Game
1. Darren Collison - 13 of 14 (.929)
2. Arron Afflalo - 6 of 8 (.750)
3. James Keefe - 3 of 4 (.750)
4. Josh Shipp - 5 of 7 (.714)
5. Luc Richard Mbah a Moute -2 of 3 (.667)
UCLA 29 of 40 (.725), Opponents 20 of 32 (.625)
*statistics as of 1/3/07
Labels: Team Misc News
3 Comments:
Love the hustle and performance stats. It only confirms why LoMata is my favorite Bruin. The dude takes the punishment and dishes it out too.
Very cool stats! Where did you get these and whose job is it to record how many times Mata dives for the ball?
The stats are provided by the UCLA Athletic department. The coaching staff has student managers tracking these numbers each game.
- BBR
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