Teams Players that have the Least College Experience

utjazzfan4life · Post #21 » by **utjazzfan4life** » Fri Jan 11, 2008 10:55 pm

Youngblood wrote:RAPTORS

Bargnani - Euro
Baston - 4
Bosh - 1
Calderon - Euro
Delfino - Euro
Dixon - 4
Ford - 4
Garbajosa - Euro
Graham - 5
Humphries - 4
Kapono - 4
Martin - 3
Moon - 3
Nesterovic - Euro
Parker - 4

Average: 2.4

Not that it matters much, but I would just like to point out Humpries has 1, not 4.

TradeMachine · Post #22 » by **TradeMachine** » Fri Jan 11, 2008 11:04 pm

Jsun947 wrote:Blazers

Oden - 1
Przybilla - 2
Aldridge - 2
Frye - 1
Outlaw - 0
Webster - 0
Jones - 4
Miles - 0
Roy - 4
Jack - 3
Sergio - 0
Blake - 4
Green - 3
McRoberts - 2

Grand Total 26 years of college experience... 1.733 average

Frye should be four, and you forgot Raef who also played four years at Kansas.

BadWolf · Post #23 » by **BadWolf** » Fri Jan 11, 2008 11:20 pm

you really shouldn't count euros and other foreigners as 0, just leave them out and count the average

Post #24 » by **Schad** » Fri Jan 11, 2008 11:31 pm

Youngblood wrote:RAPTORS

Bargnani - Euro
Baston - 4
Bosh - 1
Calderon - Euro
Delfino - Euro
Dixon - 4
Ford - 4
Garbajosa - Euro
Graham - 5
Humphries - 4
Kapono - 4
Martin - 3
Moon - 3
Nesterovic - Euro
Parker - 4

Average: 2.4

Not sure where you got those numbers from; Moon only played a single season at community college, Humphries came out after his freshman year, Ford after his soph. year, and Martin played all four years. Here are (I believe) the actual numbers:

Bargnani - Euro
Baston - 4
Bosh - 1
Calderon - Euro
Delfino - Euro
Dixon - 4
Ford - 2
Garbajosa - Euro
Graham - 5
Homefries - 1
Kapono - 4
Martin - 4
Moon - 1
Nesterovic - Euro
Parker - 4

Average: 2 years.

giberish · Post #25 » by **giberish** » Fri Jan 11, 2008 11:57 pm

ajbry wrote:The Warriors starting lineup (well, the 5 main players at least) contain 1 person who went to college, and that's Baron with his 2 years.

Factoring in currently insignificant role players like Croshere, O'Bryant, and Watson makes the number a lot smaller as well.

It's pretty crazy.

Last year GS became the first team to have a starting 5 with no NCAA experience.

Davis and JRich were out and the Warriors started Ellis, Jackson, Pietrus, Harrington and Binedrins.

MaxRider · Post #26 » by **MaxRider** » Sat Jan 12, 2008 12:03 am

BadWolf wrote:you really shouldn't count euros and other foreigners as 0, just leave them out and count the average

if that's the case
Spurs got the most
beside international all of them got 4 years

Liqourish · Post #27 » by **Liqourish** » Sat Jan 12, 2008 12:06 am

you really shouldn't count euros and other foreigners as 0, just leave them out and count the average

Some Euros and other foreign players actually do go to college and play in the NCAA... how do you pick and chose which "euros" to count?

MaxRider · Post #28 » by **MaxRider** » Sat Jan 12, 2008 12:08 am

Liqourish wrote:
you really shouldn't count euros and other foreigners as 0, just leave them out and count the average

Some Euros and other foreign players actually do go to college and play in the NCAA... how do you pick and chose which "euros" to count?

it's hard
i thougth Nuggets was one of the younger
turnout foreign like Najera, Kleiza, etc actually play NCAA