Archers PPG in 21 as leading scorer is higher than any other year at roughly 5/game and there qa more depth beyond 5-6.Bartfromboston wrote: ↑Sun Apr 28, 2024 5:46 amThat is a really great statistic on the proper running on an offenseFarfromgeneva wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 11:34 pm3,4&5 scorers PPG last few seasons:Laxgunea wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 8:26 pm I only caught the end, but it sounded like a really tight game. We could've really easily lost that one, especially with the one minute unreleasable. I feel like we narrowly escaped with the W. Ted and Dave were struggling to find good things to say. At one point in the wrap up he said "The offense is clearly broken."
Someone start the Hobart 2025 thread!
2024: 2.33, 1.67 & 1.58
2023: 2.08, 2.09 & 1.62
2022: 2.92, 2.73 & 2.23
2021: 2.88, 1.78 & 1.22
2019: 2.69, 2.56 & 2.38
Not surprising but you probably need to average 6pts a game out of 3-5 to be at or above .500
This year with injuries and whatnot I can’t tell you clearly 3-5 are. Figure Delano is in there though his career 21% shooting is an opportunity for improvement. Then there’s like 5-6 kids any week but never the same ones consistently. Greene & Peterkin fell off tremendously between conference play and when Barthelme and Herlihy came back a bit. It seemed obvious integrating the injured upper class kids crushed their game. Bach end of year but not first half. There was rarely game to game a third strong scoring option it seemed. In our better years guys like Tommy Mott were out #6 option. Derrek madonna was never more than a third option