12.

Player De Centere

 

Player D was the fourth man on the squad to play over 200 minutes with a
total time of 221.5 minutes, He carned 33 score points and 1256 cvaluation points,
which wos fourth high for the squad, While playing he scored 14 goals (#8%) and
made 5 free throws (62,5%)~« In ball handling crrors he had a low score of 149% and
was one of the four men to score less than 2% crrorse His all around playing cffi-
ciency was 94.9%, which was also fourth for the squade As far as ball handling wos
concerned, he wos third in the total number of passes and eatchese He ma de 17 moro
passes than catches, There were only four men on the squad that took fewer shots
per minute, The data show that this player handlod the ball many times for a low
error rate of 1¢870. He was second on the squad in evaluation points per minute
and that shows he did not shoot too often. On playing efficiency hewas the best
center on the squad, and the players, the coaeh and the freshmen all rated him as
the number four mone

Player Ee Forward.

 

This player was a forward and had 141.5 minutes of playing time to his crcdit.
He earned 560 evaluation points and 25 score points, He scored 10 goals (30.3%) and
made 5 free throws (714%). In ball handling he had an error rate of 46 which was
second highest on the squad. From the standpoint of player ecfficioncy he was 12th.
There was only one other player on the squad that had a lower rate of personal
fouls. Player E played 141.5 minutes or over 35 games of 40 minutes cach and made
only 3 personal foulse He is the first player in the list to catch the ball more
than he passed it by 4 catchese He also is the first man on the list to be listed
as a forward onlye Player B played both forward and center during the season. It
seems to be a characteristic of the forward position to demand more catching than
passinge Tho data indicate a low personal foul rate, a poor efficiency rating as
compared to the players who played 200 minutes and an error rate in ball handling
4 times as high as that of players A and G He wos rated as sixth by his fellow
players and the freshmen, and seventh by the coache :

Player F, Forwarde

 

This player was listed as a forward ond he played 117 minutes, making 12 goals
(17.9%), and 8 free throws (5701%)e He carmed 628 evaluation points and 32 score
points. On the player cfficiency chart he rated 6th with a porcontage of 94ele His
rate of crror in tmMll handling wos 2.070, which pnlaccd him in fifth placee Like the
preceding player, he had more catches than passes in ball handling. Only one other
player (H) had more attempted shots per minute of play and only two squad members
made a smaller percentage of their shots. On balls recovered off his own backboard
he rates as the numbor one mane This is also true for the recovory of his tcan=
matets jump balls. On the basis of personal fouls per minute, this player ranked
12 th for the squad, only two making more than he did. The data indicate that the
player was fairly cfficicnt, but that his shooting average was far too lowe He
makes a first class man on handling rebounds off his owm backboard anf getting the
ball after a tearmate's jump, but he committee too many personal foulse His teane
mates, freshmen and coach rated him fifthe

Player G. Forward and Guarde

 

This playor was listed as both a forward and a guard. He played 100 ninutes,
made 460 evaluation points and 10 score points, 4 goals (20.0%), and shot 2 frec
throws for 500%. Hc carned a rating on player cfficioncy of 94.62%, which places