BTN's Jon Crispin named Tai Webster B1G's 6th man of the year

[AuroranHusker]

Nothing "B1G" official but it's still a nice shout-out to Tai's continued improvement.

 

[hhcmatt]

 

The continual improvement of Tai Webster has been remarkable as it's amazing he was as bad as he was during his freshman year and amazing at the continual improvement and evolution of his game. He was a kid who simply couldn't shoot, played questionable defense, and was a TO machine of a point guard. He's evolved/worked into one of our better FT shooters, has become a serviceable 3pt shooter to compliment that he's at his best when driving to the hoop. Has he reached his ceiling or does he have yet another leap in him?

[AuroranHusker]

99.0 Offensive Rating is legit. Nearly 50% effective field goal percent is also good for a guard. Keep it up, TW#0.

[hhcmatt]

99.0 Offensive Rating is legit. Nearly 50% effective field goal percent is also good for a guard. Keep it up, TW#0.

 

It's ok. Offensive Rating is a complex formula built off of shooting, rebounding, turnovers, etc.

For perspective, here is Shavon's career.

 

[AuroranHusker]

 

99.0 Offensive Rating is legit. Nearly 50% effective field goal percent is also good for a guard. Keep it up, TW#0.

 

It's ok. Offensive Rating is a complex formula built off of shooting, rebounding, turnovers, etc.

For perspective, here is Shavon's career.

 

 

 

I should have clarified what I meant: In comparison to 76.7 & 83.5, Tai's 99.0 is legit. Not all-time great, of course. I do think Tai is on the road to being a great Senior leader for Nebrasketball, though.

[PimpMario]

I need you to highlight in squiggly lines what to look at

I like that you provide stats! Where do you get them?

[hhcmatt]

I need you to highlight in squiggly lines what to look at

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For Shavon's just look at the "ORtg"

These are KenPom numbers. 

[PimpMario]

I need you to highlight in squiggly lines what to look at

I like that you provide stats! Where do you get them?

For Shavon's just look at the "ORtg"

These are KenPom numbers.

Okay so Tai is now more efficient than shavon was as a freshmen.

[AuroranHusker]

 

 

I need you to highlight in squiggly lines what to look at

I like that you provide stats! Where do you get them?

For Shavon's just look at the "ORtg"

These are KenPom numbers.

Okay so Tai is now more efficient than shavon was as a freshmen.

 

 

Different position on the floor.... but yes, yes, he is.

[hhcmatt]

 

 

I need you to highlight in squiggly lines what to look at

I like that you provide stats! Where do you get them?

For Shavon's just look at the "ORtg"

These are KenPom numbers.

Okay so Tai is now more efficient than shavon was as a freshmen.

 

 

I suppose you could look at it that way. 

 

Here is the definition from KenPom of his stat

Offensive rating (ORtg): A measure of personal offensive efficiency developed by Dean Oliver. The formula is very complicated, but accurate. For a detailed explanation, buy Basketball on Paper.