Given the wide range of opinions about the success of Bradley??™s basketball program under JL, I thought it would be interesting to gather people??™s opinions on how to objectively build a JL report card. One of the challenges of sharing opinions on the board is that fans have different perspectives on what metrics are most important and, given that we are all victim to human foible, we are subject to emotional highs and lows based on how the team has done in the most recent game or the last recruit to be signed.
My coaching scorecard would include two lag indicators: 1. regular season results and 2. post-season results and two lead indicators: 3. recruiting and 4. player development.
In general, I think the points earned curve should be generally S-shaped and award/penalize lots of points when results are really good/bad. Zero points should be earned for results that fall into the ???minimum expected results??? range.
1. REGULAR SEASON RESULTS
1.1 Winning percentage
12 points: .750 and above
6 points: .650 - .749
2 points: .600 - .649
0 points: .500 - .599
-4 points: .400 - .499
-12 points: below .400
1.2 Good Wins / Bad Losses
1 point: win against BCS team
+1 extra point for victory against BCS team that finishes in top half of their conference
-1 point: home court loss to non-BCS team (non-conference teams)
-1 point: home court loss to MVC teams outside of top 3 in league standings
1.3 Conference Results
12 points: MVC regular season champions
8 points: MVC second place
4 points: MVC 3rd place
0 points: MVC 4th or 5th place
-6 points: MVC 6th ??“ 8th place
-12 points: MVC 9th or 10th place
2. POST-SEASON RESULTS
2.1 NCAA
12 Points: NCAA tournament appearance
+12 extra points for each NCAA tournament victory
+1,000 extra points for NCAA championship
2.2 NIT
4 Points: NIT appearance
+2 extra points for each NIT victory
+12 extra points: NIT championship
2.3 Other
2 Points: other Post-Season championship
3. RECRUITING
2 Points: for each 4 year recruit
+1 extra point: for each recruit 6??™ 10??? or taller
4. PLAYER DEVELOPMENT
4.1 Non-medical R/S
2 points: for each non-medical, freshman R/S
4.2 Graduation
4 points: for each player who graduates (current year only)
4.3 Professional career
12 points: for each player drafted by NBA (one-time award)
6 points: for each player playing in NBA
1 point: for each player playing professionally outside of NBA
My coaching scorecard would include two lag indicators: 1. regular season results and 2. post-season results and two lead indicators: 3. recruiting and 4. player development.
In general, I think the points earned curve should be generally S-shaped and award/penalize lots of points when results are really good/bad. Zero points should be earned for results that fall into the ???minimum expected results??? range.
1. REGULAR SEASON RESULTS
1.1 Winning percentage
12 points: .750 and above
6 points: .650 - .749
2 points: .600 - .649
0 points: .500 - .599
-4 points: .400 - .499
-12 points: below .400
1.2 Good Wins / Bad Losses
1 point: win against BCS team
+1 extra point for victory against BCS team that finishes in top half of their conference
-1 point: home court loss to non-BCS team (non-conference teams)
-1 point: home court loss to MVC teams outside of top 3 in league standings
1.3 Conference Results
12 points: MVC regular season champions
8 points: MVC second place
4 points: MVC 3rd place
0 points: MVC 4th or 5th place
-6 points: MVC 6th ??“ 8th place
-12 points: MVC 9th or 10th place
2. POST-SEASON RESULTS
2.1 NCAA
12 Points: NCAA tournament appearance
+12 extra points for each NCAA tournament victory
+1,000 extra points for NCAA championship
2.2 NIT
4 Points: NIT appearance
+2 extra points for each NIT victory
+12 extra points: NIT championship
2.3 Other
2 Points: other Post-Season championship
3. RECRUITING
2 Points: for each 4 year recruit
+1 extra point: for each recruit 6??™ 10??? or taller
4. PLAYER DEVELOPMENT
4.1 Non-medical R/S
2 points: for each non-medical, freshman R/S
4.2 Graduation
4 points: for each player who graduates (current year only)
4.3 Professional career
12 points: for each player drafted by NBA (one-time award)
6 points: for each player playing in NBA
1 point: for each player playing professionally outside of NBA
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