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Looking at the players, Lakhin led the team with a 117 offensive rating. He was good across the board, shooting a very efficient 63% from the field and grabbing 11% of available offensive rebounds. He also led the team in steal rate and had a turnover rate of just 13, down from 23 last year and lower than any of our guards.
DDJ had the next best ORtg at 115, the highest of his career by far. Most of that had to do with his 30 assist rate and 14 turnover rate. He shot it well from three at 37%, but still was not very efficient from the floor because he shoots nearly half of his shots (47%) from the midrange. Even though he makes a decent 42% of those, it's still a bad shot because it means only 0.84 points per possession. As a result, his effective field goal percentage was under 51, which is below average.
Nolley, Davenport, and Ody all had an ORtg above 110. Nolley shot 42% from three on more than 6 attempts per game. Davenport had a ridiculously low 8.8 turnover rate. Ody shot 56% from the field despite a mid year slump and had the highest offensive rebound rate on the team.
MAW was better than past years but still not great. He was less efficient from the floor than DDJ and his assist and turnover rates were both worse than last year.
Skillings and Reed each showed rebounding ability and had higher block rates than everyone but Lakhin and Ezikpe. I'm looking forward to their athleticism on the wings. They also both showed hot shooting streaks, Reed at the beginning of the year and Skillings at the end.
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