Hollinger Statistical Analysis Applied to Aaron Brooks

Chronz · Jul 2, 2007

Angkor Wat said:

IMO, these ratings are useless until we see him play in the NBA. Which is the best and sure way to tell if a player will be good or not.
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Oh yeah because players get a chance to play in the nba BEFORE they get drafted right

Chronz · Jul 2, 2007

Mr. Clutch said:

Hotblooded- I will do Landry if I get some time here.

geeimsobored- I didn't see where he put the PPR formula. But here are assist-to-turnover ratios for guards drafted:

Brooks- 1.72
Conley- 2.77
Law- 1.92
Stuckey- 1.62
Crittenton- 1.49
Cook- 0.71
Affalo- 1.06

Brooks is well behind Conley, but still the 3rd best, and just behind Law.

Are PER stats published for college?
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Mr. Clutch · Jul 3, 2007

Thanks Chronz. It looks like Brooks is a pretty good all around player. The only question is how much of a detriment his size will be.

abundance · Jul 6, 2007

http://insider.espn.go.com/nba/draf...mns/story?columnist=hollinger_john&id=2920870

• Finally, here are the ratings for the 11 college players not on my original list who were drafted on Thursday. Adam Haluska, Reyshawn Terry and Jermareo Davidson look like they have a good chance to stick as reserves; for the others it ain't pretty:

Adam Haluska: 417.5 Reyshawn Terry: 414.8 Jermareo Davidson: 401.0 Jared Jordan: 348.9 Sammy Mejia: 336.9 Carl Landry: 335.3 Aaron Brooks: 345.7 Dominic McGuire: 302.8 Chris Richard: 296.2 Demetris Nichols: 294.2 Stephane Lasme: 257.5
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