Interesting Frontcourt Data from Eric

So, when CTG put Micah and Condo in the Arkansas game together tonight, I paid close attention after reading Eric's analysis. Sure enough, the Gator lead quickly ballooned. That may be a combination going forward we can use to make things happen. It just seemed like the floor opened up and Riley took advantage of it.
The tricky part will be finding the minutes for everyone. Certainly we can't take Tyrese's minutes away when he's racking up another double double. My feeling is, start Micah and Tyrese, let teams trade punches, then slip Condo in alongside Micah for 5 minutes, then send Tyrese back in to spell Micah.

 

We may have played our best, most complete game last night, so we may have identified the rotations and minutes going forward for the best results. I think if Haugh and Denzel come in and are particularly effective in a given game, or if one of the main guys is struggling or in foul trouble, they may get extended minutes. Otherwise, they may be 5-to-10 minute guys the rest of the season. It'll be an 8-man rotation, which I think is CTG's preference (he's said 8 to 9 in the past, IIRC).
We went hard and fast, lots of possessions, with mostly 8 guys, with little or no sign of fatigue that I could see. The subbing was equitable so nobody logged Iron Man minutes (35+) and got worn out. Zyon had 33 minutes; everyone else had less than 30. Zyon's stamina reminds me of Lee Humphrey, a dude that NEVER looked winded.
What we got last night gives us a chance at actually beating UT in Knoxville. It's usually hard to win on the road against ANY SEC team, and much harder against the top teams, but you to want to be within a couple of possessions in the last five minutes to give yourself a good shot at the win.

 

A big difference I notice between this year and last year is that I don't see the long dry spells on offense so much this year. 5-minute droughts have been a common Gator thread in recent years.

 

Okay, help me to understand that graph.
It appears that we're now ranked 7th in tempo and that our CTG Points per possession are a little higher than CMW's best season. Therefore, the greater number of possessions is producing much more points.
As long as we play sound defense then, we'll be quite good.
Anyway, this brand of hoops is a lot more fun to watch. And probably easier to recruit top players to. Just let 'em know we're THE training ground for a career in the NBA.