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LMU

David Elliott IV

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Playing Time▶
Games Played1
Minutes31
Games Started1
ScoringOffense▶
Usage Rate30.9%
Points19
ShootingOffense▶
Field Goals Made8
Field Goals Attempted13
Field Goal Percentage61.5%
Three-Pointers Made3
Effective Field Goal Percentage73.1%
Three-Pointers Attempted6
Three-Point Percentage50%
Free Throws Made0
Free Throws Attempted2
True Shooting Percentage68.4%
Free Throw Percentage0%
Two Pointers Made5
Two Pointers Attempted7
Two Point Percentage71.4%
Shot ProfileOffense▶
Three-Point Attempt Rate46.2%
Free Throw Rate15.4%
Shot LocationsOffense▶
Paint Makes4
Paint Attempts5
Paint Percentage80%
Mid Range Makes1
Mid Range Attempts2
Mid Range Percentage50%
PlaymakingOffense▶
Assists3
Turnovers6
Assist to Turnover Ratio0.50
Points Created by Assists5
Rebounding▶
Rebounds2
ReboundingOffense▶
Offensive Rebounds0
ReboundingDefense▶
Defensive Rebounds2
DefenseDefense▶
Steals5
Blocks0
Personal Fouls2
Impact▶
Plus Minus-34
1 games
DateOppMINPTSFGMFGA3PM3PAFTREBASTSTLBLKTOVPF
ARTEDec 30, 2025@ARSTARST3119813360-2235062
By seasonPer game2 seasons
SeasonGPMINPTSREBASTFG%3P%TS%BPM
2025-26ARTE131192361.5%50%68.4%—
2021-22LMU5420.4030.8%22.2%38.5%—

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