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THE KANSAS BASKETBALL OFFENSIVE EVALUATION CHART (
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This study was undertaken in -erder—to attempt to
find a means of evaluating offensive basketball. For years the
generally accepted method of evaluating a basketball team or an

: individual has been on the number of scores that were made by the

team or by the player. The development of a list of offensive
elements was the first step. With that idea in mind a list of
offensive elements was made and each activity or play was weighed
subjectively. The weight of the item was given due consideration
concerning its importance insofar as it contributed to the exec-
ution of sound fundamentals and to winning success. Of course,
the objective was the successful scoring of field goals or free
throws by the player.

The items used in the evaluation chart and their weights
are listed below:

Ae Positive Items Weight in Evaluation Points
~. Field goals ‘IO

2. Free throws

Se Immediate assists

4. Secondary assists

5. Recovers ball off opponent's backboard
6. Recovers ball off own backboard

7. Taps and recovers own jump ball

8. Recovers teammate's jump ball

9. Makes a good pass to a teammate
10. Catches a teammate's pass

Be Negative Items .
Tt. Error of omission

2. Held ball obtained by an opponent

3. Fumbles ball and it goes out of bounds

4. Fumbles ball and it is obtained by opponent
5e a ball out of bounds

6. Wild pass out of bounds

7. Wild pass to an opponent

8. Violation of rules

9. Personal offensive foul

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