LaSalle is 2-9 in A10 and 8-16 overall. Thinking we win by precisely 41 to offset the mens' loss on Saturday,
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Maybe too much information, but I decided to check to see how we fare from a stats perspective versus other A-10 teams. The stats are from the A-10 website and reflect only conference games.
Offense – 1st at 78.6 ppg
Defense – 2nd at 57.1 ppg – SJU 1st at 55.1 ppg
Margin – 1st at 21.5
Team FG Percentage – 1st at 0.531
Opponent FG Percentage – 3rd at 0.386 – SJU 1st at 0.373
Team 3-pt FG Percentage – 1st at 0.455
Opponent 3-pt FG Percentage – 7th at 0.315- Davidson 1st at 0.201
3-pt FG Made – 1st at 11.7
Team FT Percentage – 1st at 0.815
Combined Team Rebounds – 13th at 31.8 – URI 1st at 40.9
Combined Opponents Rebounds – 1st at 28.2
Team Offensive Rebounds – 14th at 7.2 – URI 1st at 15.3
Team Defensive Rebounds – 5th at 24.6 – SJU 1st at 27.5
Rebounding Margin – 4th at 3.6 – URI 1st at 9.6
Turnover Margin – 5th at -0.90 – GMU 1st at 9.91
Assist/Turnover Ratio -2nd at 1.39 – GMU 1st at 1.57
Blocked Shots – 5th at 3.40 – GMU 1st at 4.36
Assists – 1st at 19.70
Steals – 8th at 6.90 – Duquesne 1st at 11.10
Attendance – 1st at 1683 per game
Offense – 1st at 78.6 ppg
Defense – 2nd at 57.1 ppg – SJU 1st at 55.1 ppg
Margin – 1st at 21.5
Team FG Percentage – 1st at 0.531
Opponent FG Percentage – 3rd at 0.386 – SJU 1st at 0.373
Team 3-pt FG Percentage – 1st at 0.455
Opponent 3-pt FG Percentage – 7th at 0.315- Davidson 1st at 0.201
3-pt FG Made – 1st at 11.7
Team FT Percentage – 1st at 0.815
Combined Team Rebounds – 13th at 31.8 – URI 1st at 40.9
Combined Opponents Rebounds – 1st at 28.2
Team Offensive Rebounds – 14th at 7.2 – URI 1st at 15.3
Team Defensive Rebounds – 5th at 24.6 – SJU 1st at 27.5
Rebounding Margin – 4th at 3.6 – URI 1st at 9.6
Turnover Margin – 5th at -0.90 – GMU 1st at 9.91
Assist/Turnover Ratio -2nd at 1.39 – GMU 1st at 1.57
Blocked Shots – 5th at 3.40 – GMU 1st at 4.36
Assists – 1st at 19.70
Steals – 8th at 6.90 – Duquesne 1st at 11.10
Attendance – 1st at 1683 per game
Do you know if the attendance included the game against George Mason where we didn’t have any public fans due to the water supply issues? Great to see we’re first in that category!
Thanks for sharing. I’m confused how it got a home average of 1,683 when 8,415/10 = 841.5.
And the average is more accurately 2104 since we had no spectators at one game. However, the AD could have counted the number of season tickets and individual tickets sold for that game. There's just no way of telling that from the info on the A-10 site.
Ah this was the average for only A10 play. It just so happens we have also played a total of 10 home games combining both out of conference and in conference games.
Did some more digging and according to the box score on our site, we reported attendance as 114 for the Mason game. According to the box scores:
Dayton - 1466
Mason - 114
Bonnies - 877
VCU -3462
URI - 2496
This totals 8415 for conference games and divided by five gives you 1683 - the attendance stat that is on the A-10 site and is tops for conference-only games.
Take out the Mason game and total attendance is 8301 for a four-game average of 2075. That is 441 attendees higher per game than Dayton which is number two at 1634. I'll throw one more thing out which I thought interesting. There are three A-10 teams with average attendance less than our 441 margin - Loyola (422), La Salle (248) and Bonnies (233).
Dayton - 1466
Mason - 114
Bonnies - 877
VCU -3462
URI - 2496
This totals 8415 for conference games and divided by five gives you 1683 - the attendance stat that is on the A-10 site and is tops for conference-only games.
Take out the Mason game and total attendance is 8301 for a four-game average of 2075. That is 441 attendees higher per game than Dayton which is number two at 1634. I'll throw one more thing out which I thought interesting. There are three A-10 teams with average attendance less than our 441 margin - Loyola (422), La Salle (248) and Bonnies (233).
114 is the most remarkable & interesting stat considering 0 fans were allowed
The 4-7 for La Salle was largely a function of breaking the press and having wide-open shooters. We've pressed and double-teamed more in this game than any other this year. As the game went on the press became more effective. Plus no Katie Hill in this game.
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