Comments on: NBA Draft 2012: Harrison Barnes http://hoopsanalyst.com/blog/?p=864 Just another WordPress weblog Mon, 20 May 2013 17:59:17 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.3 hourly 1 By: NBA Draft 2013: Why Shabazz Muhammad Seems Unlikely to Fulfill High Expectations | Scripting4You Blog http://hoopsanalyst.com/blog/?p=864&cpage=1#comment-249617 NBA Draft 2013: Why Shabazz Muhammad Seems Unlikely to Fulfill High Expectations | Scripting4You Blog Fri, 11 Jan 2013 23:31:35 +0000 http://hoopsanalyst.com/blog/?p=864#comment-249617 [...] a supposedly dominant player like Muhammad, the ability to record a significant number of assists, steals and blocks is important. Muhammad has come up terribly short in these categories so [...] [...] a supposedly dominant player like Muhammad, the ability to record a significant number of assists, steals and blocks is important. Muhammad has come up terribly short in these categories so [...]

]]> By: NBA 2013 Preview: Who Will Win the ROY? | Hoops Analyst http://hoopsanalyst.com/blog/?p=864&cpage=1#comment-164788 NBA 2013 Preview: Who Will Win the ROY? | Hoops Analyst Wed, 24 Oct 2012 13:36:28 +0000 http://hoopsanalyst.com/blog/?p=864#comment-164788 [...] top overall prospect going to a team looking to bust out, he deserves a mention. Here’s my take on Barnes going into the draft is you care to see the logic behind my opinions. As for Barnes’ ROY chances, [...] [...] top overall prospect going to a team looking to bust out, he deserves a mention. Here’s my take on Barnes going into the draft is you care to see the logic behind my opinions. As for Barnes’ ROY chances, [...]

]]> By: NBA Draft 2013: Early Look at the Small Forwards | Hoops Analyst http://hoopsanalyst.com/blog/?p=864&cpage=1#comment-133129 NBA Draft 2013: Early Look at the Small Forwards | Hoops Analyst Sun, 19 Aug 2012 02:51:48 +0000 http://hoopsanalyst.com/blog/?p=864#comment-133129 [...] weak defensive and rebounding numbers. Generally such players don’t make it as I detailed in the Harrison Barnes piece from the 2012 draft preview. Barnes will be an interesting test case for low ASB40 players. I do [...] [...] weak defensive and rebounding numbers. Generally such players don’t make it as I detailed in the Harrison Barnes piece from the 2012 draft preview. Barnes will be an interesting test case for low ASB40 players. I do [...]

]]> By: Ed http://hoopsanalyst.com/blog/?p=864&cpage=1#comment-121298 Ed Sat, 23 Jun 2012 19:50:15 +0000 http://hoopsanalyst.com/blog/?p=864#comment-121298 Jacob: Very well put. "Applied athleticism" is an excellent term for the combination of different stats and how they predict NBA success. Jacob: Very well put. “Applied athleticism” is an excellent term for the combination of different stats and how they predict NBA success.

]]> By: Lenore Koch Smith - The 10-man rotation, starring the NBA’s most overpaid players http://hoopsanalyst.com/blog/?p=864&cpage=1#comment-120114 Lenore Koch Smith - The 10-man rotation, starring the NBA’s most overpaid players Tue, 19 Jun 2012 08:27:58 +0000 http://hoopsanalyst.com/blog/?p=864#comment-120114 [...] attorney. 8th: Forum Blue & Gold. Thank you. Pau Gasol is a center. Thank you. 9th: HoopsAnalyst. Taking on Harrison Barnes. 10th: The Point Forward. Zach Lowe credits Miami’s ever-improving [...] [...] attorney. 8th: Forum Blue & Gold. Thank you. Pau Gasol is a center. Thank you. 9th: HoopsAnalyst. Taking on Harrison Barnes. 10th: The Point Forward. Zach Lowe credits Miami’s ever-improving [...]

]]> By: bballpants http://hoopsanalyst.com/blog/?p=864&cpage=1#comment-119947 bballpants Mon, 18 Jun 2012 18:54:45 +0000 http://hoopsanalyst.com/blog/?p=864#comment-119947 They also transfer 75%+ over to the nba. you can't count on are Points, TOs, and Shooting. http://probasketballdraft.com/component/content/article/78-featurearticles/520-production-you-can-count-on.html Ian Levy's work on skill carryover is amazing. You can call it applied athleticism, or you can call it working hard at what the coach teaches you. You can be hot stuff at shooting in college but if you don't have anything to fall back on when you get to elite NBA defense...it's going to be a hard road. They also transfer 75%+ over to the nba. you can’t count on are Points, TOs, and Shooting.

http://probasketballdraft.com/component/content/article/78-featurearticles/520-production-you-can-count-on.html

Ian Levy’s work on skill carryover is amazing.

You can call it applied athleticism, or you can call it working hard at what the coach teaches you. You can be hot stuff at shooting in college but if you don’t have anything to fall back on when you get to elite NBA defense…it’s going to be a hard road.

]]> By: The FAD Kids of the 2012 Draft: Fresh Athletic Deadbets « bballpants – on Basketball. http://hoopsanalyst.com/blog/?p=864&cpage=1#comment-119938 The FAD Kids of the 2012 Draft: Fresh Athletic Deadbets « bballpants – on Basketball. Mon, 18 Jun 2012 18:33:54 +0000 http://hoopsanalyst.com/blog/?p=864#comment-119938 [...] Ed Weiland [...] [...] Ed Weiland [...]

]]> By: Jacob http://hoopsanalyst.com/blog/?p=864&cpage=1#comment-119918 Jacob Mon, 18 Jun 2012 17:25:23 +0000 http://hoopsanalyst.com/blog/?p=864#comment-119918 "ASB40 is combined assists, steals and blocks per 40 minutes in case you hadn’t figured that out. I use this, because it highlights versatility." I think you just gave the wrong reason why you use this great predictive stat. :) I believe ASB40 and RSB40 work so well because they are indicators of "applied athleticism" - a very relevant blend of feel for the game, nose for the ball and the type of athletic ability you need to succeed in basketball. “ASB40 is combined assists, steals and blocks per 40 minutes in case you hadn’t figured that out. I use this, because it highlights versatility.”

I think you just gave the wrong reason why you use this great predictive stat. :) I believe ASB40 and RSB40 work so well because they are indicators of “applied athleticism” – a very relevant blend of feel for the game, nose for the ball and the type of athletic ability you need to succeed in basketball.

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