Scott Uyeunten

George WashingtonDraft

Season Averages

9GP

40.3MPG

27.8PPG

8.3RPG

3.1APG

2.1SPG

0.1BPG

Per Game

Points

27.8

Rebounds

8.3

Assists

3.1

Steals

2.1

Blocks

0.1

Rebounds

Offensive

1.6

Defensive

6.8

Total

8.3

Shooting Efficiency

FG%

45.8%

3P%

37.3%

FT%

75.0%

eFG%

52.0%

TS%

55.3%

Playmaking

AST per Game

3.1

TOV per Game

3.3

A/TO Ratio

0.93

Game Log

Date▼	MIN⇅	PTS⇅	OREB⇅	DREB⇅	REB⇅	AST⇅	STL⇅	BLK⇅	TOV⇅	FG⇅	3P⇅	FT⇅	PIE⇅
Jun 6vs Georgetown	44	24	1	7	8	2	4	0	4	10-27	0-2	4-5	12.5
May 30vs George Washington	44	33	1	6	7	2	2	0	2	12-32	4-14	5-6	17.5
May 23vs George Washington	44	32	1	10	11	7	2	0	7	11-23	5-12	5-5	30.5
May 16vs George Washington	41	35	1	8	9	0	0	0	4	12-33	6-13	5-6	13.5
May 9vs Maryland	44	33	1	10	11	2	2	0	2	12-25	5-10	4-5	30.5
May 2vs Georgetown	44	25	0	7	7	5	3	0	4	11-20	2-6	1-3	23.0
Apr 25vs Virginia	34	27	0	4	4	5	2	1	1	12-18	0-2	3-6	27.5
Apr 18vs George Washington	35	20	3	6	9	4	2	0	3	6-12	0-3	8-12	19.5
Apr 11vs George Washington	33	21	6	3	9	1	2	0	3	7-13	3-5	4-4	21.0

Career Statistics

Season	Team	GP	MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	SPG	BPG	FG%	3P%	FT%
Summer 2017 Draft	Arkansas	9	39.8	29.2	5.3	2.7	1.2	0.3	51.4%	31.0%	71.4%
Spring 2017 Draft	George Washington	9	40.3	27.8	8.3	3.1	2.1	0.1	45.8%	37.3%	75.0%
Career		18	40.1	28.5	6.8	2.9	1.7	0.2	48.5%	34.4%	72.9%

Stat Glossaryclick to expand

eFG%

Effective Field Goal Percentage. Adjusts FG% to account for the extra value of three-point shots. Formula: (FGM + 0.5 x 3PM) / FGA.

TS%

True Shooting Percentage. Measures shooting efficiency including all shot types: field goals, three-pointers, and free throws. Formula: PTS / (2 x (FGA + 0.44 x FTA)).

A/TO

Assist-to-Turnover Ratio. The number of assists a player records for each turnover committed. Higher is better for ball-handlers.

PIE

Player Impact Estimate -- a single-number summary of a player's statistical contribution in a game. Same formula SportsVisio uses: PTS + FGM + FTM - FGA - FTA + DREB + 0.5xOREB + AST + STL + 0.5xBLK - PF - TOV.

OREB / DREB

Offensive and defensive rebounds, broken out separately. OREB are rebounds collected on your team's missed shot; DREB are rebounds off the opponent's miss. REB is the sum of the two.