NatStat MB2

NCAA M Basketball 2

Games on Saturday, March 26, 2016

Game Forecasts for March 26

Top Performances

Casey Schilling (AUSD vs. LINMM) 20 pts (7/17 fg), 19 reb, 2 stl

Daniel Jansen (AUSD vs. LINMM) 25 pts (7/17 fg), 9 reb

Alex Richter (AUSD vs. LINMM) 26 pts (9/13 fg), 4/4 3fg, 6 reb

Dorian Pinson (LINMM vs. AUSD) 13 pts (6/7 fg), 7 reb, 5 ast

Gerel Simmons (LINMM vs. AUSD) 21 pts (8/19 fg), 2/5 3fg, 5 reb, 5 ast, 2 stl

Player Leaderboard

Stat		Leaders
Points/Game	26.4	Taevaunn Prince, Missouri Southern State
Rebounds/Game	12.4	Matt Bonds, Saint Michael`s; Tanner McGrew, West Virginia Wesleyan
Assists/Game	8.2	Elvar Fridriksson, Barry
Steals/Game	3.3	Tyree White, Queens (N.Y.)
Efficiency	22.7	Taevaunn Prince, Missouri Southern State
PerfScore	13.40	Taevaunn Prince, Missouri Southern State
AdjPrRt	36.69	Will Gregorits, University of the Sciences
Minutes/Game	39.9	TJ Huggins, Jefferson
Field Goal Percentage	80.0	Denard Williams, Columbus State; Ryan Hoyng, Ohio Dominican; EJ Poulsen, Seattle Pacific; Tate Small, Queens (N.C.)
3-Point Percentage	100.0	63 tied
Free Throw Percentage	100.0	147 tied
Points/40 Min	31.9	Chris Page, Nova Southeastern
Rebounds/40 Min	17.0	Vieux Kande, Lynn

Team Leaderboard

Stat		Leaders
Points For/Game	98.4	West Liberty Hilltoppers
Points Allowed/Game	60.4	Mercyhurst Lakers
Points/Possession	1.243	Augustana (S.D.) Vikings
Points Allowed/Def. Poss.	0.881	Holy Family Tigers
Rebounds/Game	40.7	Long Island-Post Pioneers
Assists/Game	21.0	Barry Buccaneers
Steals/Game	12.0	Puerto Rico-Mayaguez Tarzans
Field Goal Percentage	51.8	Lincoln Memorial Railsplitters
3-Point Percentage	45.4	Lincoln Memorial Railsplitters
Free Throw Percentage	81.3	Alaska-Anchorage Seawolves; Nebraska-Kearney Lopers

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