Note Pomeroy's blog post. That's important.
Jeff, can anything be read into on court/off court differentiation (Cooper and Offutt clearly have distinct differences).
Maybe. For DJ and Walt, that means when they're not on the floor (which is often at the same time), Ohio is often losing.
Would have anticipated Baltic having more of a spread. Is that a result of strong sub coming in? Kellogg at same level either on or off. What would you conclude…if anything.
They are complementary pieces is what I'm taking away.
Straight numbers would say Hall and Johnson should not be on the court – which is not the case, so I appreciate the “margin” is misleading. Can you expand just a bit - Realize it is conjecture to a degree. Thanks.
Straight numbers, yes. But if you look at Johnson's per minute, he's among the team leaders. He just doesn't have the volume of minutes. In my struggle with five-man +/-, I've noted squads with Ric tend to do pretty well.