The place that all college teams and NBA use to evaluate players. TJ is in the 91st percentile on offense, best on the team. He is also in the 76th percentile on defense, also best on the team by a wide margin. That would put him ranked 980 out of 3995 players in the country. Yoeli's defense was in the 29th Percentile and was a liability who didn't try hard enough on that end of the floor. TJ was the only player who was an above average defender on the floor for our team, and then the next best was Baxter who is in the 67th percentile. Look at the overall defensive stats of the team below. Seems like you are the one who has something personal against TJ.

Overall as a team defensively, we gave up .921 PPP, which is in the 27th percentile good for 260th overall in the country. Here is how the individual players breakdown:

Excellent

• Luke Worthington- 2.1% of the possessions, .691 PPP, 91st percentile

Very Good

• TJ Haws- 8.9% of the possessions, .777 PPP, 76th percentile

• Gavin Baxter- 4.8% of the possessions, .808 PPP, 67th percentile

Average

• Nick Emery- 5.9% of the possessions, .89 PPP, 40th percentile

• Rylan Bergersen- 1.7% of the possessions, .867 PPP, 48th percentile

Below Average

• Yoeli Childs- 11.4% of the possessions, .926 PPP, 29th percentile

• McKay Cannon- 7.1% of the possessions, .93 PPP, 28th percentile

• Zac Seljaas- 7% of the possessions, .967 PPP, 20th percentile

• Jahshire Hardnett- 4.5% of the possessions, .923 PPP, 30th percentile

Poor

• Connor Harding- 6.1% of the possessions, 1.013 PPP, 12th percentile

• Dalton Nixon- 3.9% of the possessions, 1.058 PPP, 8th percentile

*Harward ranked in Very Good, Toolson ranked in Good, and Lowell ranked Below Average at UVU