While Mitch Henderson's team doesn't fly back to New Jersey until Sunday, the basketball portion of Princeton's trip to Spain is complete, with the Tigers going 1-3 in their exhibition slate.
I've combined the four box scores to create some composite statistics, which I present after the jump with the preface that having not seen these games, witnessed the level of competition or reviewed any play-by-play I can't properly comment about *how* these points were scored or the degree to which anyone actually performed beyond the available data.
That said, enjoy numeros de partidos en Espana.
TEAM STATISTICS
FG: 111-261 (.425)
3FG: 16-61 (.262)
FT: 42-71 (.592)
RPG: 39 (12.75 ORPG)
Assists: 14.75
Turnovers: 18.0
Steals: 11.75
Fouls: 20.0
Opponent stats (FG% / 3FG% / FT%):
Manresa - 76:66 L - .509 / .235 / .818
CB Prat - 66:61 W - .375 / .412 / .500
Alicante - 94:72 L - .565 / .565 / .688
Melilla - 79:76 L - .469 / .429 / .538
WILL BARRETT
PPG: 12.25
FG: 16-39 (.410)
3FG: 6-15 (.400)
FT: 11-15 (.733)
RPG: 10.25 (2.25 ORPG)
Assists: 1.25
Turnovers: 3.75
Steals: 2.5
Fouls: 2.0
Barrett continued to put up very nice numbers, especially for someone who had not played a meaningful game since last November. His rebounding marks are unexpectedly excellent. I had thought after the lone practice I saw that Barrett stood a chance to be Princeton's third consistent scoring option in 2012-13 (behind Ian Hummer and T.J. Bray) and these statistics only boost my belief.
BRENDAN CONNOLLY
PPG: 8.25
FG: 15-32 (.469)
3FG: 0-0 (.000)
FT: 1-2 (.500)
RPG: 3.0 (1.75 ORPG)
Assists: 1.0
Turnovers: 1.25
Steals: 1.25
Fouls: 3.00
Would like to have seen Connolly get to the line more. With Hummer and Barrett on the floor, not a lot of available rebounds left for Connolly.
CHRIS CLEMENT
PPG: 12.25
FG: 18-39 (.461)
3FG: 5-11 (.455)
FT: 8-12 (.667)
RPG: 7.0 (1.25 ORPG)
Assists: 3.75
Turnovers: 1.5
Steals: 2.75
Fouls: 2.50
Perhaps the most exciting numbers of the trip, as Clement seems to have done an able job filling in with T.J. Bray and Jimmy Sherburne unavailable. The rebounding data is an unexpected bonus for a smaller guard.
MACK DARROW
PPG: 2.75
FG: 3-17 (.176)
3FG: 0-8 (.000)
FT: 5-8 (.625)
RPG: 2.0 (0.5 ORPG)
Assists: 1.25
Turnovers: 0.5
Steals: 1.25
Fouls: 1.5
Darrow did not practice prior to Princeton's departure and it appears like there was serious rust coming off the bench. I'm not worried about where he'll be come October, though.
IAN HUMMER
PPG: 17.25
FG: 27-59 (.458)
3FG: 1-4 (.250)
FT: 10-14 (.714)
RPG: 6.25 (2.75 ORPG)
Assists: 2.75
Turnovers: 2.75
Steals: 1.5
Fouls: 2.25
Looks like Ian Hummer remains Ian Hummer, even overseas.
DENTON KOON
PPG: 6.75
FG: 11-30 (.366)
3FG: 0-2 (.000)
FT: 5-8 (.625)
RPG: 3.5 (1.5 ORPG)
Assists: 1.0
Turnovers: 4.25
Steals: 0.75
Fouls: 3.25
CLAY WILSON
PPG: 6.25
FG: 10-25 (.400)
3FG: 4-14 (.286)
FT: 1-3 (.333)
RPG: 3.0 (0.5 ORPG)
Assists: 1.75
Turnovers: 1.5
Steals: 0.0
Fouls: 2.25
Bobby Garbade, Daniel Edwards and Brian Fabrizius all saw overseas minutes but I didn't feel there was enough data to warrant making additional spreadsheets for each. If there's demand, I will provide!
What do you think about the above?
