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Years ago
Key Performance Indicators
Critical point is effective field goal percentage, I’ve seen junior players over the years getting good raps for high scoring but there efficiency rate was woeful and actually taking shots from players in better positions. Good coaches work it out but there is a lot shit coaches out there just trying to build up there own profile.

Anonymous
Years ago
Shooting is the most important factor, followed by turnovers, rebounding, and free throws. The article goes on to explain that each of those four factors is expressed at a rate: Effective Field Goal Percentage, Turnover Rate, Rebounding Rate, and Free Throw Rate. These have all the markings of good KPIs.
