Welp, Gav won, and it wasn’t very close.
Gav 709
Dan 654.5
Joe 569.5
Brian 539
Bob 534
Ben 501
Chuck 460
Chris 423.5
Shawn 360
Stu 234
Dan’s Michael Frazier II/Frank Kaminsky combo totalled only 19 points in their Final Four losses, while Gav’s Traevon Jackson scored 18 himself in that Wisconsin loss. That kid totaled 102 points for Gav, his second-highest scorer. What a load of bullshit. This undersized PG with an awful-looking shot (how do you shoot with that motion when your dad played for the NBA? Did his nanny teach him to shoot?) repeatedly failed Wisconsin. Against Arizona, he took a final shot twice and missed both times, and he missed the bank shot winner against Kentucky. Frankly, he should be penalized for those misses, like, 25 points each. And why is Bo Ryan so determined to have the starter with the lowest FG% take those final shots? Yeesh.
Julius Randle had his two worst games of the tourney to finish out, and still amassed 32 and 29.5 points, more than enough to push Gav over the 700-point barrier and into an epic victory. Randle was the highest-scoring player of the entire tourney, thanks to his 1.5x bonus multiplier, and his 239.5 points was just over one-third of Gav’s team’s total. It’s the most points a player has ever had using our scoring system. The previous bonus point bests were Cleanthony Early ( Wichita State 2013, 190) and Omar Samhan (St Mary’s 2010, 161).
Jarnell Stokes of Tennessee also beat these historical records with his 193.5 points.
Shabazz was the highest-scoring player who didn’t earn the 1.5x bonus, with 181. That’s just shy of the record 196 that Kemba Walker put up in his 2011 championship run and the 194 that Anthony Davis put up in his 2012 championship run.
Only two of the top thirty scorers were first-round picks: Gordon and Johnson of Arizona.
Gav’s 709 total points is second all-time to Bob’s magical 2010 tourney, when he had 717.5 points by owning Final Four players Devin Ebanks, Gordon Hayward, and Nolan Smith.
Only two of the top thirty scorers were first-round picks: Gordon and Johnson of Arizona.
Gav’s 709 total points is second all-time to Bob’s magical 2010 tourney, when he had 717.5 points by owning Final Four players Devin Ebanks, Gordon Hayward, and Nolan Smith.
Stu’s 234 points was the second-lowest team total of all time, since Zach was allowed to play. In 2010 he had 229 points, with zero players who reached the Sweet Sixteen.
The average score compiled for all players on the spreadsheet was 45, and the median was 36. For bonus players most likely to be drafted - those playing for teams seeded between 8 and 12, the average was 56, and the median was 43. For those playing for teams seeded between 1 and 4, the average was 52, and the median was 49.
Just so I can more easily find the historical data next year, I'm pasting it below.
2012-13
1st Bob 653
2nd Brian G 650
last Shawn 389.5
Top Scorers
Obs OWNER ROUND SELECTION PLAYER SCHOOL SEED TOTAL_SCORE
1 . . Cleanthony Early Wichita State 9 190.0
2 . . Malcolm Armstead Wichita State 9 168.0
3 . . Mitch McGary Michigan 4 167.0
4 . . Ramon Galloway La Salle 13 160.5
5 Peter 1 1 Russ Smith Louisville 1 155.0
6 Bobby 2 11 Trey Burke Michigan 4 146.0
7 Gavin 6 54 Carl Hall Wichita State 9 140.5
8 . . Tyrone Garland La Salle 13 126.0
9 . . Sherwood Brown Florida Gulf Coast 15 123.5
10 BrianG 4 36 Tim Hardaway Jr. Michigan 4 122.0
2011-12
1st Chris 646
2nd Charlie 607
last Peter 392.5
Top Scorers
Obs OWNER ROUND SELECTION PLAYER SCHOOL SEED TOTAL_SCORE
1 Charlie 1 2 Anthony Davis Kentucky 1 194.0
2 Shawn 1 1 Thomas Robinson KU 2 172.0
3 Shawn 2 16 Jared Sullinger Ohio St 2 139.0
4 Charlie 4 31 Deshaun Thomas Ohio St 2 137.0
5 Peter 1 8 Terrence Jones Kentucky 1 132.0
6 Chris 5 37 Tu Holloway Xavier 10 117.0
7 . . Lorenzo Brown NC St 11 115.0
8 Dan 1 4 Tyler Zeller UNC 1 114.0
9 . . Walter Offutt Ohio 13 113.0
10 Chris 4 28 Jeff Withey KU 2 111.0
2010-11
1st James 573
2nd BrianG 539
last Peter 388
Top Scorers
Obs Owner Round Selection Player School Seed TOTAL_SCORE
. . Bradford Burgess VCU 11 197.0
2 James 1 6 Kemba Walker Connecticut 3 196.0
3 . . Jamie Skeen VCU 11 185.0
4 . . Shelvin Mack Butler 8 149.0
5 Charlie 3 20 Tyler Zeller North Carolina 2 146.0
6 . . Joey Rodriguez VCU 11 137.5
7 . . Jeremy Lamb Connecticut 3 134.0
8 . . Matt Howard Butler 8 132.0
9 . . Brandon Rozzell VCU 11 128.0
10 Brian 3 21 Derrick Williams Arizona 5 122.0
2009-10
1st Bob 717.5
2nd Shawn 630
last Zach 229
Top Scorers
Obs OWNER ROUND SELECTION PLAYER SCHOOL SEED TOTAL_SCORE
1 Gavin 3 20 Omar Samhan C STMRY 10 161.0
2 Shawn 1 8 Kyle Singler F DUKE 1 157.0
3 Charlie 1 7 Jon Scheyer G DUKE 1 136.0
4 Bobby 7 51 Gordon Hayward G-F BUT 5 134.0
5 Bobby 3 19 Nolan Smith G DUKE 1 134.0
6 . . Shelvin Mack G BUT 5 127.0
7 . . Louis Dale G CORN 12 118.0
8 . . Durrell Summers G MSU 5 117.0
9 Charlie 2 10 Da'Sean Butler F WVU 2 111.0
10 Gavin 2 13 Jacob Pullen G KSU 2 110.02008-09
Not too sure but I think I took first because I grabbed Blake Griffin with the #1 overall pick?
1 comment:
YESSSS!!!
Suck on that, Losers!! Orange Julius!
- Now that we have this forever on GoogleDrive. Some time when I'm so bored I feel like compiling statistics, I may play around with some different scoring multipliers and see what turns up...
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