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ARIZONA 91, LBSU 57
PRODUCTIVITY RATING
* — STARTERS
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Player,Pos,PP,MIN,PR
*Brandon Ashley,PF,28,21,1.333
Gabe York,SG,26,23,1.130
*Aaron Gordon,SF,28,25,1.120
*Kaleb Tarczewski,C,19,19,1.000
*Nick Johnson,SG,21,25,.840
Rondae Hollis-Jefferson,SF,14,22,.636
Jordin Mayes,PG,5,14,.357
*T.J. McConnell,PG,7,25,.280
LESS THAN 10 MIN,,,
Trey Mason,SG,4,3,1.333
Drew Mellon,F,2,3,.667
Matt Korcheck,PF,4,7,.571
Jacob Hazzard,PG,1,3,.333
Erik Conklin,F,0,3,.000
Zach Peters,C,-1,7,-.143
TOTAL TEAM,,158,200,.790
ARIZONA PAC-10/12,,,,,,
PLAYERS OF THE YEAR:,,,,,,
Name (Year),G,S,PP,MIN,PR
Derrick Williams (2011),38,38,1190,1141,1.043
Sean Elliott (1989),33,33,1128,1125,1.003
Chris Mills (1993),28,28,838,870,.963
Sean Elliott (1988),38,38,1167,1249,.934
Damon Stoudamire (1995),30,30,964,1092,.883
Mike Bibby (1998),35,35,905,1124,.805
Jason Terry (1999),29,29,877,1107,.792
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GLOSSARY:
PP: Productivity Points (Points, assists, rebounds, steals, blocked shots, FGs made, FTs made added together and then subtracted by missed FGs, missed FTs, personal fouls and turnovers)
MIN: Minutes played overall
PR: Productivity rating per minute played (Productivity points divided by minutes played)
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ARIZONA OVERALL
PRODUCTIVITY RATING
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Player,Pos,G,S,PP,MIN,PR
Brandon Ashley,PF,2,2,49,50,.980
Gabe York,SG,2,1,43,49,.878
Kaleb Tarczewski,C,2,1,33,38,.868
Aaron Gordon,SF,2,2,48,58,.828
R. Hollis-Jefferson,SF,2,0,34,43,.791
Nick Johnson,SG,2,2,37,59,.627
T.J. McConnell,PG,2,2,15,59,.254
AVG 5-9 MIN,,,,
Matt Korcheck,PF,1,0,4,7,.571
Jordin Mayes,PG,2,0,2,18,.111
Zach Peters,C,1,0,-1,7,-.143
AVG 1-4 MIN,,,,
Trey Mason,SG,1,0,4,3,1.333
Drew Mellon,F,1,0,2,3,.667
Jacob Hazzard,PG,1,0,1,3,.333
Erik Conklin,F,1,0,0,3,.000
TOTAL TEAM,,,,291,400,.728
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Gabe York
Two phenomenons tonight with the WILDABOUTAZCATS.net productivity rating system, going on its second year at this Web site: Arizona Wildcats sophomore guard Gabe York already has surpassed his productivity total from all of last year and four UA players had at least a 1.000 perfect rating against Long Beach State.
York had 26 productivity points in 23 minutes in the Arizona Wildcats’ 91-57 victory over Long Beach State at McKale Center. That gives him 43 productivity points in 49 minutes, an .878 rating. Last season, when York only played 15 games, he finished with only 40 productivity points in 87 minutes.
“The guy who, I think, is really standing out for us is Gabe York,” Miller was quoted as saying after the game by ArizonaWildcats.com.”In the first two games and through our early practices, I think it is obvious that he is a much improved player. He has worked extremely hard from last year.
“When he comes in the game, he really does a great job. The fact that he had six assists and no turnovers, that stat there is every bit as remarkable as the way he shot the ball tonight. He’s a pivotal part of us moving forward. I’m happy for him.”
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The three other Arizona Wildcats with at least a 1.000 rating against were Brandon Ashley, with a team-high 1.333 (28 productivity points in 21 minutes), Aaron Gordon (1.120, 26-23) and Kaleb Tarczewkski (1,000, 19-19). Tarczewski started after coming off the bench Friday against Cal Poly because of the 49ers’ more physical frontline.
Stats of the night: The Arizona Wildcats’ starting frontcourt (Ashley, Gordon and Tarczewski) had 27 rebounds compared to Long Beach State’s team total of 29, and Ashley, Gordon and Tarczewski made one less field goal (16) than the entire 49er team (17).
Plenty of fun (and York and Gordon and Ashley and defense, etc.) as the #ArizonaWildcats rout LBSU: http://t.co/9h4JdR8ETt
— Anthony Gimino (@AGWildcatReport) November 12, 2013
“Coach Miller says that we’re the biggest team ever here at Arizona, or at least much bigger than last year, so we go into every game
expecting to get every rebound,” Tarczewski said in the postgame press conference.
For the second consecutive season, Ashley dominated Long Beach State. He had a season-high 40 productivity points in only 24 minutes last season against the 49ers at McKale Center.
Gordon had his second consecutive double-double (14 points and 10 rebounds). The Arizona Wildcats were productive overall thanks to their 22 assists compared to only 11 turnovers.
“The chemistry we have on this team is unrivaled to any team that I’ve been on,” Ashley said in the postgame press conference.
“We spent a lot of time together this summer. The bonding we’ve done on and off the court has really helped us as a team.”
ARIZONA SCHEDULE/PRODUCTIVITY RESULTS
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Date,Opponent,Results,Productivity Leader,Pos,PP,MIN,PR
Nov. 11,Long Beach State,91-57 (W),Brandon Ashley,PF,28,21,1.333
Nov. 8,Cal Poly,73-62 (W),Rondae Hollis-Jefferson,SF,20,21,.952
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WILDABOUTAZCATS.net publisher, writer and editor Javier Morales is a former Arizona Press Club award winner. He also writes articles for Bleacher Report, Lindy’s College Sports and TucsonCitizen.com.
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