Raymar Morgan. Say WHAT? Using my modified Dean Oliver Four Factors methodology (for details on the method see the preceding article in this series, i.e. the Pete Maravich effect), I concluded exactly that. First, lets check out the laundry list of candidates. The criteria to get on the watch list was to be among the [...]
Archive of posts filed under the Top Ten Lists category.
Who are the top ten players in the Big Ten?
My “How does Geary Claxton rank” post offered up a simplistic measure for determining the best players in the B10. There are other measures that are typically used. Here are three:The NBA Efficiency ModelThe NBA uses a very simplistic model for player evaluation. They simply give a player one point for each positive result (point, [...]
