11/23/2010

Maryland plus-minus: Delaware State

Most notable number on the plus-minus chart today: James Padgett's plus-10.

Maryland probably played its best in the second half when Padgett was on the floor for a seven-minute stint. During that time, the Terps stretched the lead from 17 to 27 (actually 29, though they gave back a couple points before Padgett departed).

The full rundown:

Player DSU   
SEASON  
Per min.  
1-Bowie +7 +23 0.16
10-Weijs +7 +6 0.16
11-Parker -3 +6 0.26
12-Stoglin +11 +28 0.32
13-Palsson +5 +28 0.60
14-Mosley +16 +24 0.14
15-Levent -2 -6 -1.00
20-Williams    
+11 +64 0.35
21-Howard +9 +60 0.55
24-Tucker +18 +64 0.39
33-Gregory +1
 +37 0.23
35-Padgett +10 +1 0.02
42-Pankey DNP 0 0.00

Through six games, Cliff Tucker and Jordan Williams are the two starters above the team per-minute plus-minus of 0.27. Off the bench, the Hauk Palsson and Pe'Shon Howard have the most efficient numbers in the category.

Nov 23, 2010 10:50:20 PM | Basketball, Maryland, Plus-Minus

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