02/03/2011

Maryland plus-minus: Duke

Maryland's 80-62 loss to Duke --- its largest margin of defeat ever in Comcast Center, breaking a record set a mere 13 days earlier --- had a predictable effect on the Terrapins' individual plus-minus.

No players had plus totals (though Hauk Palsson and Pe'Shon Howard had positive totals in the first half) as Maryland fell to 14-8 overall and 4-4 in conference play.

More after the jump.

Player DU   
Season   
Per Min
 ACC   
Per Min  
1-Bowie -15
 +172 0.30 +4 0.02
10-Weijs DNP +40 0.40 -10 -1.11
11-Parker DNP
 +32 0.56 -3 -0.30
12-Stoglin -5
 +181 0.42 +22 0.13
13-Palsson -2 +73 0.40 +9 0.11
14-Mosley -19
 +154 0.28 +4 0.02
15-Levent DNP -3 -0.33 --- ---
20-Williams -19
 +187 0.26 -8 -0.03
21-Howard -8
 +121 0.32 +25 0.18
24-Tucker -14
 +142 0.25 -14 -0.07
33-Gregory -7
 +177 0.28 +25 0.10
35-Padgett -1
 +72 0.34 -3 -0.06
42-Pankey INJ 0 0.00 --- ---

Not much is needed to add to that data. It was a bad day for Maryland, one that left coach Gary Williams searching for answers.

Feb 3, 2011 12:29:08 AM | Basketball, Duke, Maryland, Plus-Minus

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