Offense after live ball turnovers, def rebounds, inbounds?

[fpliii]

Sorry, seems like a simple question, so maybe there's a quick answer.

Anybody have team PPP on the possession following those three events? Not sure if there's any meaningful difference between offensive possessions coming off a defensive rebound on a missed shot vs one on the block, but that might be interesting to see too (maybe also following offensive rebounds for the remainder of an offensive possession).

[Mike G]

Best PPP after a live ball TO. Lowest after an inbounds play.

[fpliii]

Best PPP after a live ball TO. Lowest after an inbounds play.

Looks like it, just found this post.

Stealing your ordered table:

I can't help but want to rank these by their efficiency.

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Effic.   Possession start
126.8   Steal
124.5   (2p FG missed, off. reb.)

115.5   (3p FG missed, off. reb.)
112.5   2p FG missed, def. reb.
111.6   Non-steal turnover

110.4   Average

108.4   FT made
107.3   3p FG missed, def. reb.
107.0   2p FG made
106.9   3p FG made

104.7   Start of quarter
103.2   FT missed, def. reb.

Of course, we don't generally refer to on OReb as the start of the possession, but that's what the opening post was about.
I don't see "after a timeout" here. It's appeared in some such breakdown before.

[Jcipoletti]

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/ ... sp=sharing

I've tracked origin of possession for one D1 men's team the last 4 seasons.

[fpliii]

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/ ... sp=sharing

I've tracked origin of possession for one D1 men's team the last 4 seasons.

Good stuff, thanks for sharing.

Just wondering, what are the MIL and MKL buckets?

[Jcipoletti]

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/ ... sp=sharing

I've tracked origin of possession for one D1 men's team the last 4 seasons.

Good stuff, thanks for sharing.

Just wondering, what are the MIL and MKL buckets?

Missed Layup and Make Layup. Curious what people think of the Time of Possession plot...I want to say it is a function of where players are on the floor when the possession starts but cannot say it definitively yet. Not sure how to test it at the college level either.