*Each periodic review contains updated Team Standings, Team
Power Rankings, Position Rankings, and Statistical Leaders.
TEAM STANDINGS:
|
Team
|
Wins
|
Losses
|
|
FEU
|
3
|
0
|
|
Adamson
|
2
|
1
|
|
De La Salle
|
2
|
1
|
|
NU
|
2
|
1
|
|
UST
|
2
|
1
|
|
UE
|
1
|
2
|
|
Ateneo
|
0
|
3
|
|
UP
|
0
|
3
|
POWER RANKINGS:
Mild disclaimer: The rankings will be very different this season simply
because I am trying to base it on stats and wins. Basically, this is how it
goes:
These rankings are based on each team's Cumulative Efficiency Ratings
(CER - sum of all its players' efficiency ratings as calculated by
PBA-Online.net) AND its wins. The formula I used was this:
Team EFF = CER + (# of wins x 70)
I gave each win a value of 70 stat points simply because the average score
for each of the college teams in the 2013 Filoil Flying V Preseason Premier Cup
(based on Statsboard.com) was 72.45ppg. I just rounded that down to an even 70.
Despite the limitations of the statistical basis, I believe that these
rankings still generally reflect a balance of "how good each team has
been" and "how good each team is projected to be."
I’m 110% sure not everyone will agree with the following rankings, but
that was never the point anyway. As long as this fosters discussion and gives
fodder for tabletop discourse, then all’s good. Well, hopefully.
Let's go. Time for the
disagreeing to begin.
 |
| Where are AVO and the Archers in our Power Rankings? |
1) FEU Tamaraws
(3-wins, 0-losses, 490.0 Team EFF)
Let's see. FEU has gone on to beat two potential Final Four
contenders (UE & Ateneo) and blasted UP as expected. Romeo and Garcia seem
to have found a way to harmonize their talents, too. Watch out.
2) NU Bulldogs
(2-wins, 1-loss, 382.4 Team EFF)
Alfred Aroga may not be able to play any longer, but the
Bulldogs won't miss him if Emmanuel Mbe continues to put up 16 points and 12
boards per. The only blemish so far is that painful loss to UE last Saturday.
3) Adamson Soaring
Falcons (2-wins, 1-loss, 367.4 Team EFF)
Well look at those Falcons soaring without Alex Nuyles and
Eric Camson! Winning over UP was expected, and perhaps also the loss to UST,
but leading by a mile against UE? Wow. It's a good thing they were able to
stave off the Reds' final rally, too.
4) De La Salle Green
Archers (2-wins, 1-loss, 353.6 Team EFF)
Two impressive wins after losing in OT to the Tigers. A
different bounce here or a call made could have just as easily resulted in DLSU
going 3-0. Also, that Perkins fellow? Man can he play.
5) UST Growling Tigers
(2-wins, 1-loss, 327.6 Team EFF)
Two close wins and a close loss have certainly helped shape
UST's character, but losing Teng to an injury might just shape the Tigers'
future… in a not so good way.
6) UE Red Warriors
(1-win, 2-losses, 277.8 Team EFF)
The Warriors certainly haven't really played like the Final
Four team I projected them to be, but with Sumang on beast mode and with guys
like Olivares, Casajeros, and Santos stepping up, UE still has a chance to
shock the world.
7) UP Fighting Maroons
(0-wins, 3-losses, 247.3 Team EFF)
Chris Ball has been really productive, averaging 7 points,
10 rebounds, and 1.3 blocks per outing. Still even that isn't enough to make UP
fans feel good about this season.
8) Ateneo Blue Eagles
(0-wins, 3-losses, 172.6 Team EFF)
What can the Eagles do, now that they are deeper in defeat
more than they have ever been ever since the new century began? An alarming
thing is that only Chris Newsome and Ryan Buenafe have been really productive
throughout their first three games. Things just haven't clicked so far, and I
am sure coach Bo is feeling a ton of pressure.
POSITION BATTLE (based on the Player Efficiency
Ratings on PBA-Online.net)
Top FIVE (5) By Position:
Centers of Attention: (C)
1) Emmanuel Mbe (NU) – 16.3ppg, 12.3rpg, 1.3spg (40.4 EFF)
2) Ingrid Sewa (AdU) – 14.3ppg, 10.3rpg (37.2 EFF)
3) Charles Mammie (UE) – 10.3ppg, 15.3rpg, 1.3spg (34.5 EFF)
4) Norbert Torres (DLSU) – 8.3ppg, 11.7rpg, (29.0 EFF)
5) Karim Abdul (UST) – 9.7ppg, 8.3rpg, 1.7spg, 1.3bpg (28.0
EFF)
Fantastic 4s: (PF)
1) Chris Newsome (AdMU) – 17.7ppg, 8.0rpg, 2.7apg (37.7 EFF)
2) Jason Perkins (DLSU) – 14.0ppg, 8.7rpg (35.5 EFF)
3) Rodney Brondial (AdU) – 8.0ppg, 11.3rpg, 2.3apg (29.8
EFF)
4) Chris Ball (UP) – 7.0ppg, 10.3rpg, 1.3bpg (24.1 EFF)
5) Carl Cruz (FEU) – 7.0ppg, 1.7rpg (23.8 EFF)
Swingin' Swingmen: (SF)
1) Ryan Buenafe (AdMU) – 16.7ppg, 10.3rpg, 3.7apg, 2.0spg,
1.0bpg (39.0 EFF)
2) Kevin Ferrer (UST) – 14.0ppg, 5.0rpg, 2.3apg, 1.7bpg
(29.6 EFF)
3) Jeron Teng (DLSU) – 14.3ppg, 6.0rpg, 3.3apg, 1.0spg (27.3
EFF)
4) Roider Cabrera (AdU) – 13.7ppg, 5.0rpg (24.9 EFF)
5) Moriah Gingerich (UP) – 1.5ppg, 2.5rpg (23.0 EFF)
Wing Warriors: (SG)
1) Terrence Romeo (FEU) – 21.3ppg, 10.0rpg, 5.3apg, 2.0spg
(43.4 EFF)
2) Ray Parks (NU) – 17.7ppg, 7.3rpg, 4.3apg, 1.7spg, 1.3bpg
(38.8 EFF)
3) Almond Vosotros (DLSU) – 15.7ppg, 6.7rpg (31.6 EFF)
4) Jericho Cruz (AdU) – 14.7ppg, 6.3rpg, 4.0apg, 1.3spg
(30.4 EFF)
5) Jeric Teng (UST) – 15.0ppg, 5.0rpg, 2.0apg, 1.3spg (29.1
EFF)
 |
| Jericho Cruz, unsurprisingly, is one of the best SGs in the UAAP. |
Focal Points: (PG)
1) Roi Sumang (UE) – 22.3ppg, 4.0rpg, 2.7apg, 1.7spg (37.8
EFF)
2) RR Garcia (FEU) – 15.3ppg, 4.7rpg, 3.0apg, 2.0spg (29.8
EFF)
3) Thomas Torres (DLSU) – 9.7ppg, 5.7rpg, 4.7apg, 2.0spg
(26.1 EFF)
4) Ar-Raouf Julkipli (AdU) – 6.0ppg, 5.0rpg, 3.7apg (22.3 EFF)
5) Nico Elorde (AdMU) – 7.3ppg, 4.7rpg, 2.0apg (19.6 EFF)
Fresh Princes: (for those in their first playing year)
1) Chris Newsome (AdMU) – 17.7ppg, 8.0rpg, 2.7apg (37.7 EFF)
2) Ingrid Sewa (AdU) – 14.3ppg, 10.3rpg (37.2 EFF)
3) Jason Perkins (DLSU) – 14.0ppg, 8.7rpg (35.5 EFF)
4) Charles Mammie (UE) – 10.3ppg, 15.3rpg, 1.3spg (34.5 EFF)
5) Kyles Lao (UP) – 10.3ppg, 2.0rpg (24.5 EFF)
*There’s a weird quirk
in how PBA-Online.net calculates its EFF Ratings, but I am confident things
will pan out soon. This means less headshakers like Gingerich.
UAAP SEASON 76 STAT LEADERS (as of July 12, 2013)
Top Scorers:
Roi Sumang (UE) – 22.3
Terrence Romeo (FEU) – 21.3
Ray Parks (NU) – 17.7
Chris Newsome (AdMU) – 17.7
Ryan Buenafe (AdMU) – 16.7
 |
| Of course, Ray Parks ranks among the best scorers in college ball. |
Top Rebounders
Charles Mammie (UE) – 15.3
Emmanuel Mbe (NU) – 12.3
Norberto Torres (DLSU) – 11.7
Rodney Brondial (AdU) – 11.3
Ingrid Sewa (AdU) – 10.3
Top Playmakers
Terrence Romeo (FEU) – 5.3
Thomas Torres (DLSU) – 4.7
Bobby Ray Parks (NU) – 4.3
Jericho Cruz (AdU) – 4.0
Ar-rouf Julkipli (AdU) – 3.7
Top Thieves
Thomas Torres (DLSU) – 2.0
Ryan Buenafe (AdMU) – 2.0
Terrence Romeo (FEU) – 2.0
RR Garcia (FEU) – 2.0
Ray Parks (NU) – 1.7
Top Rejectors
Christian Sentcheu (FEU) – 2.0
Rodney Brondial (AdU) – 1.7
Kevin Ferrer (UST) – 1.7
Chris Ball (UP) – 1.3
Ray Parks (NU) – 1.3
Top FG% (at least 3 FGM)
Raymar Jose (FEU) – 80%
Glenn Khobuntin (NU) –
75%
Ingrid Sewa (AdU) – 64%
Carl Cruz (FEU) – 64%
Emmanuel Mbe (NU) – 61%
Top 3PT% (at least 2 3PTM)
Carl Cruz (FEU) – 67%
Eduardo Daquioag (UST) –
50%
Roi Sumang (UE) – 42%
Sam Marata (UP) – 40%
Henry Asilum (UP) – 40%
All images are by Jan Dizon/Inboundpass.com
0 Comment