We are now 107th adj offensive efficiency according to bart

Scangg

Heisman
Mar 19, 2016
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We need Dylan and Ace to dominate every game

Dylan has been out and limited. Ace one huge game and a couple bad
 

PhillyRU

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The funny thing is these last two games have an average defensive rating of 93.7, which when extrapolated out over an entire season would rank 15th nationally (I do think todays mark was more about Purdue missing open 3s than anything Rutgers did). The offense just conveniently fell off a cliff in that stretch, particularly cruel
 

seansherm

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Feb 20, 2009
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Its amazing how many thought two kids would suddenly make this an offensive program when it's never been before. Outside top 100 in both is, awful.
 
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Scangg

Heisman
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The funny thing is these last two games have an average defensive rating of 93.7, which when extrapolated out over an entire season would rank 15th nationally (I do think todays mark was more about Purdue missing open 3s than anything Rutgers did). The offense just conveniently fell off a cliff in that stretch, particularly cruel
So when Dylan is healthy this team will never lose again playing 15th ranked D
 

S_Janowski

Heisman
May 24, 2009
14,190
27,223
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The funny thing is these last two games have an average defensive rating of 93.7, which when extrapolated out over an entire season would rank 15th nationally (I do think todays mark was more about Purdue missing open 3s than anything Rutgers did). The offense just conveniently fell off a cliff in that stretch, particularly cruel

Our defense has been solid the past couple games with the exception of letting virtually anyone cut to the basket for an easy layup or dunk.

Of course Dylan is a complete shell of himself these two games.
 

RUJMM78

Heisman
Jul 25, 2001
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Rutgers offense is now trending to previous seasons where scoring 65 points was difficult.
 

bac2therac

Hall of Famer
Jul 30, 2001
251,228
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As long as every team we play shoots 4-24 3PT and 50 percent from the line. Crazy how easily this could have been a 35-point loss, they missed a lot of open ones
yeah very fortunate that they bricked all their 3s...it wasnt good D and really Purdue got anything they wanted inside, they should have realized it earlier and just pounded rutgers constantly inside

20 point game but it could have been 30. I never thought even at 5 down, RU was ever in this game
 

Scangg

Heisman
Mar 19, 2016
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As long as every team we play shoots 4-24 3PT and 50 percent from the line. Crazy how easily this could have been a 35-point loss, they missed a lot of open ones
So many games people talk about good or bad D and it's really just did the other team make or miss 3's
 
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winfield102

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The funny thing is these last two games have an average defensive rating of 93.7, which when extrapolated out over an entire season would rank 15th nationally (I do think todays mark was more about Purdue missing open 3s than anything Rutgers did). The offense just conveniently fell off a cliff in that stretch, particularly cruel
Interesting. I think Purdue was 75% from 2. Wisconsin was 68%.
 
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