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Prouty System Player Ratings

shaunguth said:
DC's offense and rebounding numbers, given his limited minutes, are either right on pace or surpass Salley's.

Maybe we should just kick him off the team now and not waste that scholarship on a senior that will contribute nothing to the team! In fact, why don't we free up TCS' scholarship too! Let's find someone else to do our recruiting while we're at it since two of the six new players are showing something.
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DC's numbers were compiled against lousy competition and they occurred nearly two months ago...
Yeah, I know...DC looked great against SEMO, Florida Gulf Coast, Maryland-Eastern Shore, etc. back in November...so what. He's looked lost and been a non-factor for the most part since then. Now is not the time of year to be putting deep bench guys out there to see if they 'can figure it out'...that's what garbage time is for.
 
ER3 said:
DC's numbers were compiled against lousy competition and they occurred nearly two months ago...
Yeah, I know...DC looked great against SEMO, Florida Gulf Coast, Maryland-Eastern Shore, etc. back in November...so what. He's looked lost and been a non-factor for the most part since then. Now is not the time of year to be putting deep bench guys out there to see if they 'can figure it out'...that's what garbage time is for.
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Again....Salley's numbers aren't exactly what you look for from a starting center either! I have a hard time believing DC couldn't get 16 points and 25 rebounds in 97 minutes over the last four games.
 
shaunguth said:
Again....Salley's numbers aren't exactly what you look for from a starting center either! I have a hard time believing DC couldn't get 16 points and 25 rebounds in 97 minutes over the last four games.
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Sure...I wish we had Roy Hibbert in the post...but we don't. Salley's numbers aren't good, he's very limited as a player...I would agree with you there...
But I believe, and the coaching staff appears to agree with me, that Collins is not capable of giving us better minutes than Salley right now.
Collins has produced a whopping 0 points and 1 rebound in his last 24 minutes of play, so no, I don't agree with your assertion that he would have magically produced good figures in those categories if he would just have been given Salley's minutes over the past 4 games.
BTW...there are things other than points or rebounds involved in the game of basketball...
 
ER3 said:
Sure...I wish we had Roy Hibbert in the post...but we don't. Salley's numbers aren't good, he's very limited as a player...I would agree with you there...
But I believe, and the coaching staff appears to agree with me, that Collins is not capable of giving us better minutes than Salley right now.
Collins has produced a whopping 0 points and 1 rebound in his last 24 minutes of play, so no, I don't agree with your assertion that he would have magically produced good figures in those categories if he would just have been given Salley's minutes over the past 4 games.
BTW...there are things other than points or rebounds involved in the game of basketball...
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I understand there are other things involved in the game of basketball.

I also understand that it may not be that easy to put up points and rebounds when you play less than 5 minutes per game!

Again, maybe the staff should take a look at the players they are recruiting if our juniors can't get any better and contribute 20 games into the season!
 
Bradley Player Ratings (through 22 games)

Prouty Ratings
.419 Daniel Ruffin
.415 Jeremy Crouch
.378 Theron Wilson
.377 Andrew Warren
.353 Sam Maniscalco
.322 David Collins
.318 Matt Salley
.306 Sam Singh
.271 Rashad Austin
.201 Tyrone Cole-Scott
.188 Will Egolf

Adjusted Ratings
.445 Daniel Ruffin
.406 Jeremy Crouch
.381 Theron Wilson
.372 Andrew Warren
.365 David Collins
.352 Sam Maniscalco
.342 Sam Singh
.318 Matt Salley
.311 Rashad Austin
.210 Will Egolf
.209 Tyrone Cole-Scott
 
Top 10 players in the Valley through February 1:

Prouty Ratings
.495 Jonathan Cox (Drake)
.490 Adam Emmenecker (Drake)
.483 Leonard Houston (Drake)
.481 Josh Young (Drake)
.468 Osiris Eldridge (Illinois State)
.466 Eric Coleman (Northern Iowa)
.444 Dane Watts (Creighton)
.438 Jordan Eglseder (Northern Iowa)
.421 Klayton Korver (Drake)
.419 Daniel Ruffin (Bradley)


Adjusted Ratings
.486 Eric Coleman (Northern Iowa)
.466 Jordan Eglseder (Northern Iowa)
.457 Jonathan Cox (Drake)
.455 Osiris Eldridge (Illinois State)
.454 Josh Young (Drake)
.446 Dane Watts (Creighton)
.445 Daniel Ruffin (Bradley)
.443 Adam Emmenecker (Drake)
.436 Leonard Houston (Drake)
.431 Anthony Slack (Illinois State)
 
Bradley Player Ratings (through 23 games)

Prouty Ratings
.429 Daniel Ruffin
.416 Jeremy Crouch
.383 Andrew Warren
.371 Theron Wilson
.360 Sam Maniscalco
.324 Matt Salley
.322 David Collins
.318 Sam Singh
.257 Rashad Austin
.243 Tyrone Cole-Scott
.187 Will Egolf

Adjusted Ratings
.454 Daniel Ruffin
.405 Jeremy Crouch
.375 Andrew Warren
.370 Theron Wilson
.365 David Collins
.358 Sam Maniscalco
.356 Sam Singh
.324 Matt Salley
.293 Rashad Austin
.212 Tyrone Cole-Scott
.209 Will Egolf
 
Top 10 players in the Valley through February 2:

Prouty Ratings
.495 Jonathan Cox (Drake)
.495 Adam Emmenecker (Drake)
.484 Leonard Houston (Drake)
.483 Josh Young (Drake)
.469 Osiris Eldridge (Illinois State)
.465 Eric Coleman (Northern Iowa)
.444 Dane Watts (Creighton)
.438 Jordan Eglseder (Northern Iowa)
.429 Daniel Ruffin (Bradley)
.418 Anthony Slack (Illinois State)


Adjusted Ratings
.484 Eric Coleman (Northern Iowa)
.463 Jordan Eglseder (Northern Iowa)
.455 Jonathan Cox (Drake)
.454 Osiris Eldridge (Illinois State)
.454 Daniel Ruffin (Bradley)
.453 Josh Young (Drake)
.447 Adam Emmenecker (Drake)
.445 Dane Watts (Creighton)
.436 Leonard Houston (Drake)
.429 Anthony Slack (Illinois State)
 
Bradley Player Ratings (through 24 games)

Prouty Ratings
.441 Daniel Ruffin
.418 Jeremy Crouch
.391 Andrew Warren
.379 Theron Wilson
.360 Sam Maniscalco
.325 Matt Salley
.322 David Collins
.311 Sam Singh
.248 Rashad Austin
.202 Tyrone Cole-Scott
.186 Will Egolf

Adjusted Ratings
.465 Daniel Ruffin
.404 Jeremy Crouch
.382 Andrew Warren
.377 Theron Wilson
.365 David Collins
.355 Sam Maniscalco
.346 Sam Singh
.324 Matt Salley
.282 Rashad Austin
.212 Tyrone Cole-Scott
.209 Will Egolf
 
Top 10 players in the Valley through February 6:

Prouty Ratings
.497 Adam Emmenecker (Drake)
.490 Jonathan Cox (Drake)
.488 Leonard Houston (Drake)
.487 Josh Young (Drake)
.462 Osiris Eldridge (Illinois State)
.454 Eric Coleman (Northern Iowa)
.444 Dane Watts (Creighton)
.441 Daniel Ruffin (Bradley)
.431 Jordan Eglseder (Northern Iowa)
.418 Jeremy Crouch (Bradley)
.418 P'Allen Stinnett (Creighton)


Adjusted Ratings
.475 Eric Coleman (Northern Iowa)
.465 Daniel Ruffin (Bradley)
.460 Jordan Eglseder (Northern Iowa)
.455 Josh Young (Drake)
.450 Osiris Eldridge (Illinois State)
.448 Adam Emmenecker (Drake)
.447 Jonathan Cox (Drake)
.444 Dane Watts (Creighton)
.439 Leonard Houston (Drake)
.424 Anthony Slack (Illinois State)

Ruffin moves up to 2nd in the Valley after his great performance last night!

Crouch is still #14 in the Adjusted Ratings.

Preseason POY candidate Randall Falker is currently #15 in the Adjusted Ratings.
 
Bradley Player Ratings (through 25 games)

Prouty Ratings
.435 Daniel Ruffin
.416 Jeremy Crouch
.385 Andrew Warren
.376 Theron Wilson
.352 Sam Maniscalco
.323 Matt Salley
.320 David Collins
.304 Sam Singh
.237 Rashad Austin
.199 Tyrone Cole-Scott
.185 Will Egolf

Adjusted Ratings
.458 Daniel Ruffin
.405 Jeremy Crouch
.377 Andrew Warren
.375 Theron Wilson
.364 David Collins
.349 Sam Maniscalco
.339 Sam Singh
.323 Matt Salley
.269 Rashad Austin
.210 Tyrone Cole-Scott
.208 Will Egolf
 
Top 10 players in the Valley through February 10:

Prouty Ratings
.499 Adam Emmenecker (Drake)
.495 Jonathan Cox (Drake)
.489 Leonard Houston (Drake)
.484 Josh Young (Drake)
.467 Osiris Eldridge (Illinois State)
.441 Eric Coleman (Northern Iowa)
.441 Dane Watts (Creighton)
.435 Daniel Ruffin (Bradley)
.424 Jordan Eglseder (Northern Iowa)
.420 P'Allen Stinnett (Creighton)


Adjusted Ratings
.463 Eric Coleman (Northern Iowa)
.458 Daniel Ruffin (Bradley)
.454 Osiris Eldridge (Illinois State)
.453 Jordan Eglseder (Northern Iowa)
.453 Jonathan Cox (Drake)
.451 Josh Young (Drake)
.448 Adam Emmenecker (Drake)
.440 Dane Watts (Creighton)
.440 Leonard Houston (Drake)
.432 Booker Woodfox (Creighton)

Crouch is still #14 in the Adjusted Ratings.

Eldridge deservedly moves up to #3.

Woodfox moves into the top 10 after scoring 20 points in 19 minutes last night.

Preseason POY candidate Randall Falker is down to #18 in the Adjusted Ratings.
 
Bradley Player Ratings (through 28 games)

Prouty Ratings
.438 Daniel Ruffin
.423 Jeremy Crouch
.387 Andrew Warren
.378 Theron Wilson
.355 Sam Maniscalco
.323 Matt Salley
.313 David Collins
.288 Sam Singh
.224 Rashad Austin
.205 Tyrone Cole-Scott
.183 Will Egolf

Adjusted Ratings
.457 Daniel Ruffin
.412 Jeremy Crouch
.382 Andrew Warren
.374 Theron Wilson
.357 David Collins
.351 Sam Maniscalco
.323 Matt Salley
.320 Sam Singh
.251 Rashad Austin
.219 Tyrone Cole-Scott
.207 Will Egolf
 
Top 10 players in the Valley through February 20:

Prouty Ratings
.486 Adam Emmenecker (Drake)
.476 Jonathan Cox (Drake)
.472 Osiris Eldridge (Illinois State)
.472 Josh Young (Drake)
.465 Leonard Houston (Drake)
.438 Daniel Ruffin (Bradley)
.433 Dane Watts (Creighton)
.433 Eric Coleman (Northern Iowa)
.423 Jeremy Crouch (Bradley)
.419 Anthony Slack (Illinois State)
.419 Gabriel Moore (Indiana State)


Adjusted Ratings
.460 Osiris Eldridge (Illinois State)
.457 Daniel Ruffin (Bradley)
.456 Eric Coleman (Northern Iowa)
.449 Jordan Eglseder (Northern Iowa)
.444 Josh Young (Drake)
.443 Booker Woodfox (Creighton)
.442 Adam Emmenecker (Drake)
.438 Jonathan Cox (Drake)
.435 Dane Watts (Creighton)
.426 Anthony Slack (Illinois State)

Crouch is still #14 in the Adjusted Ratings.

Eldridge makes the move into the top spot.

Slack moves into the top 10.

Preseason POY candidate Randall Falker is #17 in the Adjusted Ratings.
 
Matt Salley is completely worthless and I would rather see DC, Sam, or Rashad in there ahead of him pretty much every game.
 
J Money said:
Matt Salley is completely worthless and I would rather see DC, Sam, or Rashad in there ahead of him pretty much every game.
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I wouldn't go that far, Matt's last two games have really shown me somethin, and I think if he keeps it up, we'll keep winning. The last two games he's played with a fire that I haven't seen this whole season.
 
J Money said:
Matt Salley is completely worthless and I would rather see DC, Sam, or Rashad in there ahead of him pretty much every game.
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C'mon, dude...this is silly.
Matt played a solid game against Drake...Is he limited as a player? Yes. But to want David Collins to take minutes away from Salley at this point of the year is pure silliness. Collins is our 20-20 guy right now...he's only going to get in the game if we're up 20 or down 20.
 
BUBraves06 said:
I wouldn't go that far, Matt's last two games have really shown me somethin, and I think if he keeps it up, we'll keep winning. The last two games he's played with a fire that I haven't seen this whole season.
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I'm not so sure about last TWO games. He did have nine rebounds against Creighton, but he also missed two layups while shooting 25% from the field. His only made basket was a dunk. Nine rebounds in 24 minutes is impressive, but two points in 24 minutes is not!

I do agree, however, that his last game was better. Maybe it's just me, but I would rather see him go for 9 points and 5 rebounds than 2 points and 9 rebounds.
 
I think the Creighton game was the best game Matt has had since last year at Iowa State. It may not show up in the stats but Matt was playing with an intensity that hasn't always been there this year. He tipped out a couple of balls that got us more posessions and he was attacking the glass hard. I know that his stats don't show it but over the last few games Matt has really kicked it up a notch.
 
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