I heard the comment you are referring to but can’t remember if he said the two most efficient or two of the most efficient. Either way, I wonder if he was referring to actual metrics or just giving his opinion. I checked Evan Miya and those guys are ranked in the 240-260 range nationally. Fears is 87, for comparison. Would definitely be curious to hear if anyone else is aware of where they rank in other publicly available metrics.did anyone else hear the announcer Tim Welsh say that Kobe and Duke are the 2 most efficient guards out of the portal so far? Anyone know what efficiency metrics he was referring to?
did anyone else hear the announcer Tim Welsh say that Kobe and Duke are the 2 most efficient guards out of the portal so far? Anyone know what efficiency metrics he was referring to?
Great ears and question! Best I can find is at EvanMiya using BPR.I heard the comment you are referring to but can’t remember if he said the two most efficient or two of the most efficient. Either way, I wonder if he was referring to actual metrics or just giving his opinion. I checked Evan Miya and those guys are ranked in the 240-260 range nationally. Fears is 87, for comparison. Would definitely be curious to hear if anyone else is aware of where they rank in other publicly available metrics.
Wow.. Fears is absolutely crazyGreat ears and question! Best I can find is at EvanMiya using BPR.
That being said:
Fears 28th
Elvis 59th
Miles 63rd
Moore 86th
Out of the Top 100 rated players in the SEC
Player Ratings - SEC
In Offense:
Fears 21st
Miles 37th
Elvis 55th
Goodine 61st
Moore 94th
To me that a dobo job turns into a gm.I just listened to a discussion between three national writers that made me think back to the thread about whether teams need a GM. All three emphatically said yes. In addition to scheduling and NIL, they said the biggest role for the GM during the season is to spend tons of time evaluating almost every player in the country for portal purposes. Their point is that coaches don’t have the time to do that during the season, and that since most kids make their transfer decisions very quickly after the season, someone needs to do all the homework during the season. Not only do they need to evaluate the on-court stuff, but do background checks to find out if kids would be good fits for their program.
They said they spoke with one high major GM who said he starts the season with a list of about 2,500 players and gradually narrows it down to the kids who they legitimately would target if they enter the portal.
@StoopsBros and I have offered to be co-GMs during the portal season. We will see if OU Athletics reads the Hoops board...I just listened to a discussion between three national writers that made me think back to the thread about whether teams need a GM. All three emphatically said yes. In addition to scheduling and NIL, they said the biggest role for the GM during the season is to spend tons of time evaluating almost every player in the country for portal purposes. Their point is that coaches don’t have the time to do that during the season, and that since most kids make their transfer decisions very quickly after the season, someone needs to do all the homework during the season. Not only do they need to evaluate the on-court stuff, but do background checks to find out if kids would be good fits for their program.
They said they spoke with one high major GM who said he starts the season with a list of about 2,500 players and gradually narrows it down to the kids who they legitimately would target if they enter the portal.
It is truly unreal how deep this conf is ..South Carolina pulled it out. The lowest NET team in the conference beating a ranked team.
We may need revisit those portal threads. Guessing they won’t be kind to some@StoopsBros and I have offered to be co-GMs during the portal season. We will see if OU Athletics reads the Hoops board...
Joking aside, it is a great idea and absolutely necessary. Will be interesting to see how it changes basketball. A coach can coach more, so it may lead to better talent evaluation, Coach/GM hires may flip in priority? GMs may be more valued in a few years.
Theo Epstein and Billy Beane come to mind.
Very true. I def had some hits and misses, I think. Being down on Elvis, but still not completely wrong there.We may need revisit those portal threads. Guessing they won’t be kind to some