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The SEC's Luckiest Turnover Teams in 2012

C.J. Schexnayder Team Speed Kills Mar 14 2012, 4:50p

A look at the luckiest (and unluckiest) football teams in the SEC in terms of turnovers last season using adjusted statistics created by SB Nation's Bill Connelly.

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Austin and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Daye

posted by -PS-, Jan 21, 2012

Link nytimes.com

Putting the ball on the floor to counter a defense scrambling to contest his shot is theoretically a smart move by Daye, as his height and handle would -– again, theoretically -– allow him to finish inside with ease or throw passes over the top of his defender. That hasn’t been the case; although Daye does have some play-making skill, his decision to give up looks on the perimeter to get into the paint has resulted in an 18.6 turnover rate -– a shockingly high mark for a wing player, and particularly so for one who posted just a 10.2 turnover rate last season. The 6-11 Daye –- who made 40 percent of his 3-point attempts last year -– should be able to rise and fire against anything other than a hard closeout from a quick-footed big man or a long-armed wing player. Instead, he’s putting the ball on the floor, and often wasting a potentially efficient opportunity... http://offthedribble.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/01/20/pistons-to-daye-please-dont-take-the-ball-to-the-basket/ VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=eQS5w-jpo78

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