In-depth statistical look at Rutgers vs Clemson

[The RUT]

I go to Vegas each year for the opening weekend of March Madness with a group of buddies. We're all in a Facebook group where one guy basically collects data from throughout the year and compiles it into one massive PDF for the degenerates to print out and bring as a tool to beat the odds.

I've been waiting to get the breakdown on Rutgers for quite some time, and it's finally here. I figure some of you will enjoy this.

Dropbox link ---> https://bit.ly/3vre3mf

Rutgers' grouping of Houston, Cleveland State, Clemson, and Rutgers starts at page 162

Enjoy!

 

[Sweet Pea's Corner]

Lots of info there. thanks

 

[RUfromSoCal?]

Very cool.........

my buds have done it too..
Several years at the Cosmo - where they set-up a ballroom with a special satellite betting window..
Or at the sports book at the Venetian - 12 hours of sports betting and drinking was always fun...

we never put this much work into it though.. impressive.

we cancelled again this year (2 years in a row)... already planning for Circa for 2022 (though hopefully, I'll be attending the games in person)...

 

[The RUT]

Very cool.........

my buds have done it too..
Several years at the Cosmo - where they set-up a ballroom with a special satellite betting window..
Or at the sports book at the Venetian - 12 hours of sports betting and drinking was always fun...

we never put this much work into it though.. impressive.

we cancelled again this year (2 years in a row)... already planning for Circa for 2022 (though hopefully, I'll be attending the games in person)...

Maybe I’ll see you out there in 2022, we’ll have to grab a drink.

 

[RUfromSoCal?]

Maybe I’ll see you out there in 2022, we’ll have to grab a drink.

deal..

ps.-- I love the PPP / AdjPPP /PPP-Allowed chart (my personal fav)..... first thing I ran on sunday.. and was very happy to see...

 

[The RUT]

I finally got to sit down and look through it a bit.

The thing that jumps out to me immediately is transition vs non-transition FG% for both teams.

Rutgers is ranked #61 out of 68 teams in the tournament for non-transition eFG% while Clemson ranks #61 out of 68 teams in the tournament for transition eFG%.

If Rutgers wants to win on Friday, we will run. No more of this half court offense, get stops and RUN