Player stats 12-13 vs. 13-14

[BjoeHusker]

Shavon Shields

PPG: 12-13 (8.6), 13-14 (12.7)

MPG: 12-13 (28.7), 13-14 (32.3)

REB: 12-13 (5.1), 13-14 (5.8)

FG%: 12-13 (47.1), 13-14 (44.2)

3FG%: 12-13 (35.9), 13-14 (30.9)

FT%: 12-13 (67.6), 13-14 (72.6)

 

Ray Gallegos

PPG: 12-13 (12.5), 13-14 (7.0)

MPG: 12-13 (37.5), 13-14 (28.1)

REB: 12-13 (3.1), 13-14 (2.0)

FG%: 12-13 (36.1), 13-14 (35.8)

3FG%: 12-13 (30.6), 13-14 (33.6)

FT%: 12-13 (63.6), 13-14 (75.0)

 

David Rivers

PPG: 12-13 (5.6), 13-14 (2.8)

MPG: 12-13 (25.1), 13-14 (19.0)

REB: 12-13 (3.4), 13-14 (2.7)

FG%: 12-13 (40.9), 13-14 (46.8)

3FG%: 12-13 (26.1), 13-14 (33.3)

FT%: 12-13 (57.1), 13-14 (63.3)

 

Benny Parker

PPG: 12-13 (2.7), 13-14 (2.3)

MPG: 12-13 (20.6), 13-14 (14.6)

REB: 12-13 (1.0), 13-14 (1.3)

APG: 12-13 (2.1), 13-14 (0.9)

FG%: 12-13 (35.6), 13-14 (47.5)

3FG%: 12-13 (15.4), 13-14 (0.0)

FT%: 12-13 (66.7), 13-14 (86.7)

 

[aphilso1]

Interesting.  Two things stand out to me, and both have to do with 3FG%.  First, I'm shocked that Ray's % actually went up.  And second, did Benny really make ZERO three pointers this year?  I mean I know he's not exactly a deep threat, but to go 0-for-the-year...it's a good thing he improved so many other facets of his game

[BjoeHusker]

Interesting.  Two things stand out to me, and both have to do with 3FG%.  First, I'm shocked that Ray's % actually went up.  And second, did Benny really make ZERO three pointers this year?  I mean I know he's not exactly a deep threat, but to go 0-for-the-year...it's a good thing he improved so many other facets of his game

According to ESPN, he is 0-5 this season after going 2-13 last season.

 

http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/player/_/id/62739/benny-parker