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Team tables split by side of the ball, and the Side control hides the half you are not reading. The roster is everyone who played that season, so a transfer appears under the program he actually played for rather than the one he is at now. There is no game-type control because the tables hold regular-season games only. A dash means no number for that cell, or a zero in a roster column that counts.

MORG

Peter Sorber

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Playing Time▶
Games Played1
Minutes23
Games Started1
ScoringOffense▶
Usage Rate17.1%
Points7
ShootingOffense▶
Field Goals Made3
Field Goals Attempted7
Field Goal Percentage42.9%
Three-Pointers Made1
Effective Field Goal Percentage50%
Three-Pointers Attempted1
Three-Point Percentage100%
Free Throws Made0
Free Throws Attempted0
True Shooting Percentage50%
Two Pointers Made2
Two Pointers Attempted6
Two Point Percentage33.3%
Shot ProfileOffense▶
Three-Point Attempt Rate14.3%
Free Throw Rate0%
Shot LocationsOffense▶
Paint Makes1
Paint Attempts3
Paint Percentage33.3%
Mid Range Makes0
Mid Range Attempts0
PlaymakingOffense▶
Assists1
Turnovers1
Assist to Turnover Ratio1.00
Points Created by Assists2
Rebounding▶
Rebounds2
ReboundingOffense▶
Offensive Rebounds1
ReboundingDefense▶
Defensive Rebounds1
DefenseDefense▶
Steals0
Blocks0
Personal Fouls5
Impact▶
Plus Minus-3
1 games
DateOppMINPTSFGMFGA3PM3PAFTREBASTSTLBLKTOVPF
LNPADec 7, 2022@HALLHALL23737110-0210015
By seasonPer game3 seasons
SeasonGPMINPTSREBASTFG%3P%TS%BPM
2022-23LNPA12372142.9%100%50%—
2020-21MORG65.70.71.20.366.7%—66.7%—
2019-20MORG215.91.51.50.244.4%—48.7%—

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