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Friday, November 17, 2006
Future Attractions
I know, there’s been a stunning lack of posting here. (But did you see that post I did on Oral Roberts a while back? It’s sort of timely now.) What’s coming in the future…
A thorough explanation of my power ratings, including what all those columns mean.
The annual sit-down with Longwood head coach Mike Gillian. Hey, they’re 2-1! (It’s not such big news, though, compared to Savannah State, NJIT, and Texas-Pan American being a combined 9-0 at the moment.)
And exciting things like e-mail and blogroll policies!
For today though, I’d like to add a player to the all-kenpom.com team. I already have Maarty in middle. Today, you can meet my point guard. He’s UW-Milwaukee’s Allan Hanson, and he makes the team with the most bizarre shooting stats in the nation.
Season 2PM-2PA 3PM-3PA 2005 3-22 3-10 2006 2-28 21-45 2007 0-5 7-18 Career 5-55 31-73
Yes, you read that correct. Hanson shoots 9% on 2’s and 42% on 3’s, and we’re not exactly looking at a small sample size. A statistical freak show like that can start for me any day.