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    Entire NCAA Efficiency per 40 min

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    You'll notice no Pac12 players until we get to 29 and 30th. Zion is just a man among boys.

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    Top 50 Pac12 Players Efficiency per 40 minutes

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    Interesting that Jayce jumps up to 21.3 PER when accounting for 40 minutes.
    Josh Sharma appears to be deserved of more playing time.
    Sharma is playing 16 minutes, shooting 64% 8 points 5 rebounds and 1.3 blocks

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    Utah 95 Colorado 67 (Utah 78-69)

    UTAH EFF +/- COLORADO EFF RANK
    Timmy Allen
    Sedrick Barefield
    Donnie Tillman
    Jayce Johnson
    Both Gach
    Riley Battin
    Charles Jones Jr
    Parker Van Dyke
    Brandon Morley
    Brooks King
    Marc Reininger
    Beau Rydalch
    Novak Topalovic

    29
    17
    16
    11
    8
    8
    3
    3
    0
    0
    0
    -1
    -1

    +16.7
    +4.8
    +2.5
    +1.4
    -0.2
    ---
    +1.1
    -3.4
    -0.7
    +0.1
    ---
    -1.6
    -7.5

    Shane Gatling
    Lucas Siewert
    Daylen Kountz
    D'Shawn Schwartz
    Tyler Bey
    Eli Parquet
    Evan Battey
    Alexander Strating
    Namon Wright

    16
    15
    12
    11
    8
    1
    1
    0
    -1

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    Hello Timmy Allen.
    Utah season high, 29 PER. 10 rebounds, 21 points, 4 assists, 3 steals. That's the guy we heard so much about.
    Sed led the team in scoring with 22 but 7/15 shooting dropped his PER to 17.

    Utah was up 41-19 at half and coasted to a victory. Colorado tried to make it interesting,
    Colorado was 1/6 from three in the first half and 5/11 in the second half

    Colorado only had 10 assists, tied season low (Tulsa) and 1 block. Utah allows 4 blocks per game
    Utah tied a season high in free throw attempts with 29 and blocks with 5. In fact, 10 blocks over the past 2 games.
    30% of Utah season blocks have come in the last 3 games (17.6% of season).

    Utah was +5 on steals and +4 on blocks (both season highs).
    Colorado didn't look great but they were blitzed and shell-shocked in the first half and never recovered
    Utah actually took 9 less shots than Colorado but they had the same number of possessions, meaning Colorado had +3 offensive boards.

    The turning point was early. Utah was up 12-7. Utah got 6 steals in three minutes. Two ally-oop dunks and the lead ballooned to 21-7 in those three minutes.
    Utah pushed it up to 24 at the 5 minute mark at 37-13 and reached a lead of 28 with 16:35 in the second half at 49-21.
    Colorado made a huge push and cut it to 10 with 3:28 and eventually a final deficit of 9.

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    Next up.....Bay Area trip.

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    Utah 71 Stanford 78 (Utah 70-66)

    UTAH EFF +/- STANFORD EFF RANK
    Sedrick Barefield
    Jayce Johnson
    Donnie Tillman
    Both Gach
    Timmy Allen
    Parker Van Dyke
    Charles Jones Jr
    Novak Topalovic
    Riley Battin

    16
    13
    10
    9
    9
    8
    5
    2
    -3

    +3.6
    +3.2
    -3.3
    +0.8
    -3.1
    +1.6
    +2.9
    -4.2
    -10.4

    Josh Sharma
    Daejon Davis
    KZ Okpala
    Bryce Wills
    Jaiden Delaire
    Oscar Da Silva
    Marcus Sheffield
    Isaac White
    Lukas Kisunas

    18
    16
    13
    11
    10
    4
    0
    0
    0

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    Well, this only happens maybe once a year. Stanford had a better efficiency score but lost the game.
    Utah stole this one.

    Utah won this game shooting from three. 64.3% was a season high 9/14 (14 attempts was a season low)
    Stanford was only 4/17 (4 was a season low for makes for an opponent)

    Utah was -5 for shot attempts
    -6 offensive rebounds
    -10 in blocks (10:0 by the way)
    -7 in rebounds
    -1.8% at the free throw line
    only 40% off assists from made shots
    ...however, Utah was +40.8% from deep. Ballgame

    21 combined assists was a season low for a Utah game.
    The teams combined for 13/31 from deep, both season lows.


    You can see below, neither team got a lead bigger than 6. 11 lead changes. Tied 10 times. This was a good game to watch.
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    Utah 94 California 64 (Utah 82-64)

    UTAH EFF +/- CALIFORNIA EFF RANK
    Timmy Allen
    Both Gach
    Sedrick Barefield
    Jayce Johnson
    Parker Van Dyke
    Riley Battin
    Novak Topalovic
    Donnie Tillman

    27
    17
    15
    13
    10
    6
    4
    0

    +14.1
    +8.3
    +2.4
    +3.0
    +3.4
    -1.3
    -2.1
    -12.6

    Justice Sueing
    Matt Bradley
    Andre Kelly
    Darius McNeill
    Juhwan Harris-Dyson
    Grant Anticevich
    Connor Vanover
    Jacobi Gordon
    Paris Austin

    24
    12
    11
    11
    4
    3
    2
    -1
    -4

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    Timmy Allen notched his second career double-double, both in the past week.
    He now holds the #1 and #2 spots for efficiency high in a Utah game.

    Cal is not a good team. Sueing is good and that's about it.
    Utah pulled a season high 32 defensive rebounds and grabbed 94.1% of defensive rebound opportunities
    The 5 offensive rebounds by Cal wasn't a season low for Utah opponent but 5 under the average allowed.

    Utah only shot 3/9 from the free throw line, 33.3% was a season low, 3 makes was also a season low.
    Utah registered an assist on 39.4% of all made shots, that was a season low for Utah. Average is 55.7%
    Utah did make 33 shots which was only 2 off their season high, around the likes of Mississippi Valley and Washington St.
    Again, the Bears aren't very good this year.

    Utah was +8 on turnovers but -17% from the line. Otherwise Utah wins this by 30.
    They were +17 on rebounds, second highest to Florida A&M and the 18 point win ties the third largest defeat with Washington St.

    The teams combined for a season low 8/19 from the line, both lows. Combined 42.1% also a season low, but it didn't matter to Utah.
    They owned the glass and made 4 more threes and 8 more shots. Ballgame.
    The announcers kept alluding to the 50/50 balls, I don't track that but Utah dominated that stat.

    Utah got down early but after the 8:35 mark in the first half and a PVD three Utah never looked back
    Cal made a push to end the first half but Utah quickly pushed it to 14 at the 15:32 mark on a Sed three 58-44 and Utah coasted to a victory.

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    Big week versus the very beatable Oregon teams. Don't look now but Utah is in 2nd place in the Pac12.

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    Top 20 performances for Ute opponents so far.


    Player Team FG FT 3P Reb Ast Stl Blk TO Pts Eff
    #1 Timmy Allen Colorado 6/9 9/13 0/0 10 4 2 3 0 21 29
    #2 Donnie Tillman Mississippi Valley 5/8 0/0 2/5 9 7 1 3 0 12 27
    #2 Timmy Allen @California 7/9 2/5 1/1 12 4 1 0 0 17 27
    #4 Donnie Tillman @Arizona State 6/11 4/5 6/8 6 5 1 0 0 22 26
    #5 Parker Van Dyke Florida A&M 7/9 0/0 6/8 4 2 2 2 0 20 24
    #6 Sedrick Barefield @Arizona 10/17 1/2 5/9 1 4 3 3 0 26 23
    #6 Donnie Tillman @Arizona 7/10 4/5 3/5 3 4 2 1 0 21 23
    #8 Sedrick Barefield *Grand Canyon 9/16 4/5 4/8 2 3 1 0 0 26 22
    #8 Both Gach @Kentucky 8/10 2/2 4/6 3 1 3 1 0 22 22
    #8 Sedrick Barefield Nevada 10/15 7/9 6/10 0 0 5 1 0 33 22
    #8 Sedrick Barefield @Arizona State 8/15 3/4 5/11 4 6 5 1 0 24 22
    #12 Timmy Allen Florida A&M 6/8 4/5 0/0 4 4 2 1 0 16 20
    #13 Vante Hendrix @Minnesota 4/6 4/5 2/4 4 4 0 0 0 14 19
    #13 Parker Van Dyke Mississippi Valley 6/9 0/0 4/7 3 2 1 1 1 16 19
    #13 Jayce Johnson Tulsa 5/7 2/7 0/0 12 1 0 0 1 12 19
    #13 Sedrick Barefield Florida A&M 4/5 4/4 4/4 3 3 2 0 0 16 19
    #13 Timmy Allen @Arizona State 5/10 7/8 0/0 3 4 1 2 0 17 19
    #13 Jayce Johnson Washington 4/7 4/7 0/0 8 1 0 1 3 12 19
    #19 Donnie Tillman Maine 6/8 1/1 2/3 5 1 1 0 0 15 18
    #19 Riley Battin Northern Arizona 5/9 1/1 2/4 5 4 0 0 0 13 18
    #19 Both Gach Washington State 6/7 0/0 2/3 3 4 4 2 0 14 18

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    Oregon 94 Utah 70 (Oregon 78 Utah 72)

    UTAH EFF +/- OREGON EFF RANK
    Donnie Tillman
    Jayce Johnson
    Timmy Allen
    Parker Van Dyke
    Sedrick Barefield
    Riley Battin
    Both Gach
    Novak Topalovic
    Charles Jones Jr

    21
    16
    13
    8
    7
    6
    0
    0
    -3

    +8.3
    +5.6
    -0.5
    +1.5
    -5.3
    -1.0
    -7.8
    -5.6
    -5.0

    Will Richardson
    Ehab Amin
    Payton Pritchard
    Paul White
    Kenny Wooten
    Louis King
    Miles Norris
    Francis Okoro
    Victor Bailey Jr.

    24
    16
    15
    11
    8
    7
    6
    4
    3

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    Oregon had 11 steals, season high for Utah opponent.
    Plus, the Ducks did a really good job on the offensive glass, 35.5% of all opportunities. Season avg is 30.2%
    Utah had 17 turnovers which was +4 over their average. Ballgame.

    Richardson was very efficient. missed 4 shots, 0 turnovers, 3 blocks, 5 rebounds. Overall great game.
    For Utah, Tillman had a great game going 4/5 from deep but he didn't take a single shot inside the arc.
    When your beefy 3 is shooting from deep, something seems off. He needs to be imposing his size inside.

    Oregon only had 10 assists but they didn't need them. They had +2 possessions and shot +24% better from the line.
    Utah was only 13/23 from the line and they are 16/32 in the last 2 games 50%, terrible.
    If they shoot 80% from the line, Utah wins.
    If they make 2 less bad passes, Utah wins.
    If they grab two more defensive boards, Utah wins.

    The turning point was at the 6:22 mark in the first half. JJ just made two free throws to put Utah up 14 at 30-16. 8 Utah turnovers later and Oregon ends the half on a 22-4 run.
    Oregon continued into the second half for 12 minutes and at the 7:37 mark in the 2nd half, Oregon was up 60-47. That would conclude a 44-17 run for Oregon and they coasted to the victory.

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