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Dwayne Pierce

Dwayne Pierce ranks 1st of 59 players in two pointers made, at 7 per game.

94th beats 94% of the Players; 1 is the best of however many the row says. Higher is always better, whichever way the stat runs. Red to green by where the placing sits. A stat with no better end is left unpainted.

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Playing Time▶
Games Played1
Minutes3184th8/59
Games Started1
ScoringOffense▶
Usage Rate34.5%95th4/59
Points1997th3/59
ShootingOffense▶
Field Goals Made897th3/59
Field Goals Attempted15100th1/59
Field Goal Percentage53.3%17/42
Three-Pointers Made166th14/59
Effective Field Goal Percentage56.7%23/42
Three-Pointers Attempted365th16/59
Three-Point Percentage33.3%13/27
Free Throws Made268th16/59
Free Throws Attempted590th5/59
True Shooting Percentage55.2%26/42
Free Throw Percentage40%16/18
Two Pointers Made7100th1/59
Two Pointers Attempted12100th1/59
Two Point Percentage58.3%13/33
Shot ProfileOffense▶
Three-Point Attempt Rate20%32/42
Free Throw Rate33.3%17/42
PlaymakingOffense▶
Assists899th1/59
Turnovers222nd41/59
Assist to Turnover Ratio4.002/34
Rebounding▶
Rebounds09th49/59
ReboundingOffense▶
Offensive Rebounds026th29/59
ReboundingDefense▶
Defensive Rebounds012th45/59
DefenseDefense▶
Steals023rd32/59
Blocks039th14/59
Personal Fouls47th53/59
1 games
DateOppMINPTSFGMFGA3PM3PAFTREBASTSTLBLKTOVPF
GRAMNov 2, 2026NIUNIU#53119815132-5080024
By seasonPer Game2 seasons
SeasonGPMINPTSREBASTFG%3P%TS%BPM
2026-27GRAM131190853.3%33.3%55.2%—
2025-26NCAT24288.52.32.734.3%30.8%45.1%-5.6

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