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| Jordan Mast Image probably used without permission. |
One thing I do with the data is compile career totals for
players.
It’s fun to look back and remember just how crazy-efficient Andy
Draayer was as a shooter due to the high (1) quantity and (2) quality (in a
percentage sense) of three point shots he took as a player. Draayer’s .611 career
effective field goal percentage is
crazy-good (especially considering the frequency with which he shot the ball),
but it’s not the best.
The best mark, among the 66 players who hoisted at least 100
career field goal attempts* over this time span, is the .617 eFG% that Jordan
Mast compiled over the last three seasons.
*The best mark without
any sort of threshold applied is Michael Fabiyi’s 1.000 career eFG% (earned in
2011 by going 1-1 from the field).
Mast wasn’t like Draayer who could take over a game by knocking
down extremely deep or contested three pointers, but he did have a role which
he filled admirably. By netting the team more points per field goal attempt
than any other player who donned the Maroon and Gold over the last 17 years.
Career Top 5 (1998-2014)
Rank
|
Player
|
Career FGA
|
Career eFG%
|
1
|
Jordan Mast
|
167
|
.617
|
2
|
Andy Draayer
|
671
|
.611
|
3
|
Brian Roelofs
|
173
|
.595
|
4
|
Derek Griffin
|
585
|
.592
|
5
|
Danny Rodts
|
569
|
.576
|
Active Career Top 5 (no minimum)
Rank
|
Player
|
Career FGA
|
Career eFG%
|
1
|
Jordan Brink
|
679
|
.566
|
2
|
Brad Visser
|
95
|
.542
|
3
|
Tyler Dykstra
|
337
|
.542
|
4
|
Jordan Daley
|
214
|
.519
|
5
|
T.J. Huizenga
|
67
|
.493
|
Graduating
Rank
|
Player
|
Career FGA
|
Career eFG%
|
1
|
Jordan Mast
|
167
|
.617
|
12
|
Mickey DeVries
|
366
|
.552
|
20
|
Tyler Kruis
|
848
|
.538
|
(For context, Calvin's average eFG% since 1998 is .511)
