How do I calculate the players PPG in basketball
Points per game (PPG) is a statistic that measures the average number of points scored by a player per game. It is calculated by dividing the total number of points scored by the number of games played.
Formula:
PPG = Total points scored / Games played
Example:
If a player scores 150 points in 10 games, their PPG would be:
PPG = 150 / 10 = 15 points per game
Factors that affect PPG:
- Minutes played
- Field goal percentage
- Three-point percentage
- Free throw percentage
- Pace of play
Why is PPG important?
PPG is an important statistic for evaluating a player's offensive performance. It can be used to compare players of the same position, and to track a player's progress over time.
Related Questions
1. How do I calculate PPG for a player who played in only a portion of a game? Divide the total points scored by the minutes played, then multiply by 48 (the number of minutes in a full game).
2. What is a good PPG for a high school basketball player? 10-15 points per game
3. What is a good PPG for a college basketball player? 15-20 points per game
4. What is a good PPG for an NBA player? 20+ points per game
5. What are some factors that can affect a player's PPG? Minutes played, field goal percentage, three-point percentage, free throw percentage, pace of play
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