Automated Team Capsule for 2014-15 Michigan16-16 (0.500) | Big Ten
All-Play Percentage: 0.874 (45th)
Schedule Strength: 0.719 (20th)
Record Quality: 0.138 (99th)
Avg. Season Rank: 63.46 (58th)
Pace: 61.25 (342nd)
Momentum: 4.46 (13th)
Off. Momentum: 6.90 (1st)
Def. Momentum: -2.44 (277th)
Consistency: -10.32 (293rd)
Res. Consistency: -13.65 (289th)
Away From Home: 0.63 (97th)
Paper Tiger Factor: -3.21 (322nd)
NOTE: All data below reflects predicted performance against the "AO" (average opponent), a fictitious opponent who represents the average in every stat category. Hover over column headers or visit "ABOUT" page for an explanation of each measurement. Includes games through April 6, 2015. Data shown on this page is based on time-independent ratings.
OFFENSE
Eff
Upc
FTAR
FT%
FGAR
FGMR
FG%
3PAR
3PMR
3P%
MRAR
MRMR
MR%
NPAR
NPMR
NP%
PPSt
PPSC
SCC%
%3PA
%MRA
%NPA
Prox
RATING:
109.32
61.28
24.32
76.86
86.40
39.11
45.27
33.74
12.41
36.78
25.57
10.59
41.41
27.10
16.11
59.47
11.65
10.95
5.64
39.05
29.59
31.36
2.08
RANK:
36th
342nd
321st
9th
16th
26th
72nd
24th
19th
67th
169th
63rd
8th
240th
199th
137th
144th
339th
268th
46th
220th
292nd
313th
DEFENSE
Eff
Upc
FTAR
FT%
FGAR
FGMR
FG%
3PAR
3PMR
3P%
MRAR
MRMR
MR%
NPAR
NPMR
NP%
PPSt
PPSC
SCC%
%3PA
%MRA
%NPA
Prox
RATING:
95.13
61.23
22.12
--
84.18
35.44
42.10
28.88
9.04
31.29
25.87
9.06
35.03
29.43
17.34
58.92
7.76
15.31
7.67
34.30
30.73
34.96
1.99
RANK:
69th
10th
10th
--
265th
168th
116th
221st
108th
27th
197th
179th
156th
215th
213th
177th
3rd
187th
254th
187th
167th
184th
178th
ANALYSIS: Despite what their win percentage might indicate, Michigan is a good team that can cause more than enough trouble for most opponents. They are ranked #45 (out of 351) in the most recent Haslametrics ratings and have a record of 16-16. Of the 14 schools in the Big Ten (average ranking 56.1), they're currently ranked as our #9 team in the conference. Sporting a strength-of-schedule rating of 0.719 (the 20th-highest in the country), Michigan has prepared themselves by challenging some of the best teams in the college game.
Michigan has a reasonably potent offensive attack. Occupying the #36 slot in our offensive efficiency rankings and embracing a style of play that will try to grind things to a crawl (the tenth-slowest pace in D1), they will score about 109 points for every 100 trips upcourt vs. AO. Michigan allows very few breakaway opportunities for the opposition, which typically translates to fewer turnovers. The team's rating vs. AO for potential breakaway points allowed off of steals is 7.76, which ranks #3 in the country. Michigan is also superb at converting jumpers in between the three-point stripe and the low post. The squad is ranked eighth nationally in mid-range field goal percentage, making about 41.4% of their attempts from those locations vs. AO. Michigan is lastly deadly accurate at the free throw line. Making 76.9% of their attempts from the stripe, they are ranked ninth nationally in free throw percentage. Unfortunately, with a free throw attempt rate of just 24.32 vs. AO, they don't provide themselves a whole lot of opportunities at the foul line. If Michigan does have a glaring weakness offensively, it would have to be the team's difficulties obtaining second-chance opportunities from offensive rebounds. The squad only has a rating of 10.95 vs. AO in potential points off of second chances, which ranks 13th-worst in college hoops.
Michigan plays at roughly the same level defensively as they do offensively. The team ranks 69th nationally in defensive efficiency, allowing about 95 points every 100 trips upcourt vs. AO. Michigan is a superior unit when it comes to preventing opponents from getting to the foul line. With a defensive free throw attempt rate of 22.12 vs. AO, they are currently rated tenth in the country in that category. Michigan has also done a very good job to prevent opponents from draining threes this year. They rank 27th in the NCAA in defensive three-point percentage, allowing AO to make just 31.3% of their attempts from afar.
Michigan has been playing some of its most efficient basketball of the season recently and is presently ranked 13th in positive momentum.
Projections are based on present-day ratings. Stars indicate games played at a neutral location. Game efficiencies only account for data before a contest has gone analytically final and are adjusted to extract home-court advantage.
CURIOUS TRENDS:
Michigan is typically worse vs. teams that tend to allow more shots on the perimeter. Against foes that have a defensive shooting proximity score vs. AO greater than 2.03, Michigan performs above their norm 20% of the time. Against the remaining opposition, the team performs above average 62% of the time.
When facing teams that effectively clean the offensive glass, Michigan often performs worse than normal. Michigan is more efficient than usual 20% of the time when facing teams that have an offensive second-chance potential point rate vs. AO greater than 15.41. In their other contests, Michigan performs better than the norm 62% of the time.
Michigan does worse vs. clubs that convert more frequently off of offensive rebounds. When playing squads that have an offensive second-chance conversion percentage vs. AO greater than 6.52%, Michigan performs above average 35% of the time. Against all other opponents, the team performs better than the norm 73% of the time.
LATEST NEWS ITEMS:
HASLAMETRICS ALL-PLAY PERCENTAGE RANKING BY DAY:Select data to plot:
Note: Haslametrics.com does not own any of the logos depicted within this site, we do not have the power to grant usage rights
to anyone. All team logos and names contained within this site are properties of the NCAA. Please source any information
obtained from this site by providing a link back.