TCU STATS
OFFENSE
73.3PPG
43.2% from the field
31.6% from the field (6.4 makes per game, 20.3 attempts per game)
70% from the line (12.8 makes per game, 18.3 attempts per game)
15.5 offensive rebounds per game
14.8 assists per game
13.4 TOs per game
1.1 assists/turnover ratio
16.8PPG off turnovers
14.6 second chance points per game
35.3 points in paint per game
12.3 fast break points per game
DEFENSE
62.9PPG
41.2% from the field allowed
33.8% from 3 (7.3 makes per game, 21.6 attempts per game)
27.1 defensive rebounds per game
Opponents 11.6 free throw attempts per game, commit 13.5 fouls per game
8.5 offensive rebounds per game allowed
12.6 assists per game
14.2 TOs per game forced, 6.7 steals
0.9 assists/turnover ratio
12PPG allowed off turnovers
6.2 second chance points per game allowed
26.3 points in paint per game allowed
11 fast break points per game allowed
TCU Team Leaders
SO GUARD Mike Miles Jr Is scoring 17.7PPG, 4.6 assists/3.2TOs, 3.5 rebounds, shooting 40.3% from the field, 33.9% from 3 and 77% from the line
JR FORWARD Emanuel Miller is scoring 10.7PPG, and 6.8 rebounds, shooting 46.3% from the field and 23.8% from 3 (5/21) and 67.6% from the line
SR FORWARD Chuck O’Bannon Jr is scoring 10.1PPG, 4 rebounds, shooting 46.8% from the field and 40.9% from 3 (18/44) and 68.2% from the line
JR GUARD Damion Baugh is scoring 8.9PPG, 4.1 rebounds, 4.1 assists/2.6TOs per game, shooting 44.6% from the field and 27.8% from 3 (5/18) and 85% from the line
SO GUARD Micah Peavy is scoring 6.5PPG, 5.1 rebounds shooting 37.2% from the field, 20% from 3 (3/15) and 55% from the line
K-State Team Stats
OFFENSE
69.6PPG
43% from the field
34.4% from 3 (8 makes per game, 23.2 attempts per game)
75.2% from the line (12.1 makes per game, 16.1 makes per game)
8.6 offensive rebounds per game
13.9 assists
11.6 TOs
1.2 assists/turnover ratio
16.3PPG off TOs
8.1 second chance points per game
26.6 points in paint per game
9.1 fast break points per game
DEFENSE
61.9PPGA
39.2% from the field
26.5% from 3 (6.4 makes per game, 24 attempts per game)
16.8 free throws per game allowed 16.8 fouls per game
28.2 defensive rebounds per game, 9.2 offensive rebounds per game allowed
11.7 assists per game allowed
13.2 TOs per game forced, 7.5 steals
0.9 assists/turnover ratio
10.8PPGA off turnovers
7.1 second chance points per game allowed
22.2 points in paint per game allowed
6.5 fast break points per game allowed
K-State Team Leaders
SO GUARD Nijel Pack is scoring 16PPG, 3.6 rebounds, 2.2 assists, shooting 45.8% from the field, 42% from 3 and 92% from the line
SR GUARD Mark Smith is scoring 10.6PPG and 8.4 rebounds and 2 assists, shooting 46% from the field and 44.4% from 3 and 63.6% from the line
JR GUARD Markquis Nowell is scoring 12.6PPG, 3.9 rebounds and 5.3 assists, shooting 41.1% from the field and 28.8% from 3 and 88.9% from the line and 2 steals per game
SO FORWARD Ish Massoud is scoring 8.6PPG and 3.9 rebounds, shooting 36.7% from the field and 36.7% from 3 and 100% from the line (18/18)
JR CENTER Kaosi Ezeagu is scoring 6.3PPG, and 4.3 rebounds per game shooting 73.7% from the field and 60.6% from the line
My Thoughts
TCU gets a lot of points from the paint and off of second chance points 49.9 out of 73 points a game come from those two stats. The cats counter that with their defensive rebounding ability but they tend to be poor inside the paint, it's easy to shoot over Nowell and Pack and the bigs aren't just get out played falling for pump fakes not getting hands up in time, etc. Markquis Nowell vs Mike Miles is an intriguing matchup to watch both are excellent play makers and can do it all on offense, but I'm intrigued on Nowell's defense on Miles as he turns it over a few times a game and Nowell can be a pest on defense at times. We all know how important this game is, every game is important. I think this is the most winnable game left for a few weeks. TCU shouldn't be much of a threat from 3, only twice this season they made more than 10 3's, they've also shown to be very capable at giving the ball up as they have turned it over 46 times the past 3 games, they've played 9 games with at least 10 or more turnovers and the cats for the most part haven't really given the ball up. The Cats on defense need to keep TCU off the glass, shut down Miles and keep them out of the paint, outside of O'Bannon forcing them to take jump shots wouldn't be the worst thing. On offense the cats need to finish around the rim better as a whole, especially Miguel and the bigs. Nowell needs to avoid charges better, and the cats have to find a way to the free throw line, for the most part they're solid there. Give me the cats 69-63
OFFENSE
73.3PPG
43.2% from the field
31.6% from the field (6.4 makes per game, 20.3 attempts per game)
70% from the line (12.8 makes per game, 18.3 attempts per game)
15.5 offensive rebounds per game
14.8 assists per game
13.4 TOs per game
1.1 assists/turnover ratio
16.8PPG off turnovers
14.6 second chance points per game
35.3 points in paint per game
12.3 fast break points per game
DEFENSE
62.9PPG
41.2% from the field allowed
33.8% from 3 (7.3 makes per game, 21.6 attempts per game)
27.1 defensive rebounds per game
Opponents 11.6 free throw attempts per game, commit 13.5 fouls per game
8.5 offensive rebounds per game allowed
12.6 assists per game
14.2 TOs per game forced, 6.7 steals
0.9 assists/turnover ratio
12PPG allowed off turnovers
6.2 second chance points per game allowed
26.3 points in paint per game allowed
11 fast break points per game allowed
TCU Team Leaders
SO GUARD Mike Miles Jr Is scoring 17.7PPG, 4.6 assists/3.2TOs, 3.5 rebounds, shooting 40.3% from the field, 33.9% from 3 and 77% from the line
JR FORWARD Emanuel Miller is scoring 10.7PPG, and 6.8 rebounds, shooting 46.3% from the field and 23.8% from 3 (5/21) and 67.6% from the line
SR FORWARD Chuck O’Bannon Jr is scoring 10.1PPG, 4 rebounds, shooting 46.8% from the field and 40.9% from 3 (18/44) and 68.2% from the line
JR GUARD Damion Baugh is scoring 8.9PPG, 4.1 rebounds, 4.1 assists/2.6TOs per game, shooting 44.6% from the field and 27.8% from 3 (5/18) and 85% from the line
SO GUARD Micah Peavy is scoring 6.5PPG, 5.1 rebounds shooting 37.2% from the field, 20% from 3 (3/15) and 55% from the line
K-State Team Stats
OFFENSE
69.6PPG
43% from the field
34.4% from 3 (8 makes per game, 23.2 attempts per game)
75.2% from the line (12.1 makes per game, 16.1 makes per game)
8.6 offensive rebounds per game
13.9 assists
11.6 TOs
1.2 assists/turnover ratio
16.3PPG off TOs
8.1 second chance points per game
26.6 points in paint per game
9.1 fast break points per game
DEFENSE
61.9PPGA
39.2% from the field
26.5% from 3 (6.4 makes per game, 24 attempts per game)
16.8 free throws per game allowed 16.8 fouls per game
28.2 defensive rebounds per game, 9.2 offensive rebounds per game allowed
11.7 assists per game allowed
13.2 TOs per game forced, 7.5 steals
0.9 assists/turnover ratio
10.8PPGA off turnovers
7.1 second chance points per game allowed
22.2 points in paint per game allowed
6.5 fast break points per game allowed
K-State Team Leaders
SO GUARD Nijel Pack is scoring 16PPG, 3.6 rebounds, 2.2 assists, shooting 45.8% from the field, 42% from 3 and 92% from the line
SR GUARD Mark Smith is scoring 10.6PPG and 8.4 rebounds and 2 assists, shooting 46% from the field and 44.4% from 3 and 63.6% from the line
JR GUARD Markquis Nowell is scoring 12.6PPG, 3.9 rebounds and 5.3 assists, shooting 41.1% from the field and 28.8% from 3 and 88.9% from the line and 2 steals per game
SO FORWARD Ish Massoud is scoring 8.6PPG and 3.9 rebounds, shooting 36.7% from the field and 36.7% from 3 and 100% from the line (18/18)
JR CENTER Kaosi Ezeagu is scoring 6.3PPG, and 4.3 rebounds per game shooting 73.7% from the field and 60.6% from the line
My Thoughts
TCU gets a lot of points from the paint and off of second chance points 49.9 out of 73 points a game come from those two stats. The cats counter that with their defensive rebounding ability but they tend to be poor inside the paint, it's easy to shoot over Nowell and Pack and the bigs aren't just get out played falling for pump fakes not getting hands up in time, etc. Markquis Nowell vs Mike Miles is an intriguing matchup to watch both are excellent play makers and can do it all on offense, but I'm intrigued on Nowell's defense on Miles as he turns it over a few times a game and Nowell can be a pest on defense at times. We all know how important this game is, every game is important. I think this is the most winnable game left for a few weeks. TCU shouldn't be much of a threat from 3, only twice this season they made more than 10 3's, they've also shown to be very capable at giving the ball up as they have turned it over 46 times the past 3 games, they've played 9 games with at least 10 or more turnovers and the cats for the most part haven't really given the ball up. The Cats on defense need to keep TCU off the glass, shut down Miles and keep them out of the paint, outside of O'Bannon forcing them to take jump shots wouldn't be the worst thing. On offense the cats need to finish around the rim better as a whole, especially Miguel and the bigs. Nowell needs to avoid charges better, and the cats have to find a way to the free throw line, for the most part they're solid there. Give me the cats 69-63
