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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostGiven the # shots vs SOG/goals or even assists, I'd say accuracy is a big issue.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThis thread started out though for the stats of a striker (hence the title). The stats posted for that striker are not good. They are indicative of either, a ball hog striker who does anything for their own shot, from anywhere on the field, with little or no quality or chance of doing damage, or a team that simply doesn't know how to build up the play and get forward in a timely fashion. If the striker in question is the top forward on the team, I would bet that team is in big trouble in any game that they face a decent or better opponent. Would be nice to know more and see which opponents the striker is getting their stats from (teams below .500 (or well below .500) vs mediocre teams or winning teams). It would not surprise me to see their goals and shots come at the expense of the more helpless teams that they played.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostLH is also a back. You are misleading people by posting a ton of minutes and then SOG, G .... SOG, G, A are important stats for forwards, but should not even be mentioned for a back. Unfortunately for soccer, these are the only stats that are ever kept for all players and the reason why we choose forwards from one level to go onto the next level ... they are the only ones that have measurable numbers in these meaningless stats for backs (and mostly for mids).
Are you aware that their are high school programs in this state that track individual turnovers and steals?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNU was 10-9-1 for the year, 7-2-0 in a decent conference. CT player is a defender there so no goals
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAre you aware that their are high school programs in this state that track individual turnovers and steals?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWhich one? It should be standard for all players. Then you would get a better picture of which kids tend to do more positive things with the ball.
How do you force schools to make statistics standards? Does the CIAC have any requirements beyond the fact that the home team's scorebook is the official one used in any disputes or issues? Who really seeks the stats in the short term? Wouldn't that be the media and those All-State committees?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWhat does it matter? Isn't it enough to know that there are some schools out there that look beyond the basics in assessing their players? Did you know that the maxpreps website, which makes posted high school player stats open to the public, also has space for things like steals as well?
How do you force schools to make statistics standards? Does the CIAC have any requirements beyond the fact that the home team's scorebook is the official one used in any disputes or issues? Who really seeks the stats in the short term? Wouldn't that be the media and those All-State committees?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWhich one? It should be standard for all players. Then you would get a better picture of which kids tend to do more positive things with the ball.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postof the 70 goals for westhill, 50-60 of them probably came against Stamford, Trinity, norwalk and Bridgeport
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