[BillBradley]

I think Wilson is the ultimate team player, the one who makes sure everyone else is operating at their peak performance. I would be legitimately curious as to how everyone else on the team does statistically when Wilson is in the game versus when they are not playing alongside her.

BC

Great question.  Where can we find the season +/- for college WBB players?

Season +/- stats are here (probably need to adjust them to a per minute basis to make them more meaningful):
http://stats.statbroadcast.com/statmonitr/?id=380942

Thank you!

For the season, here they are:
341 Lexie
324 Lacie
302 Brink
278 Wilson
260 Jones
228 Jump
130 Belibi

No one else close

So how does this get adjusted for minutes played?  Simple division?  For some reason I thought +/- already accounted for minutes played. 
Even so, these raw totals are illuminating.  If we were to pick an MVP for the season it would be Lexie at this point, since she has done more to influence games in a positive direction than anyone else.

And what is EFF?  Is that the one that is already adjusted?

EFF
Brink 474
Jones 354
Lexie 276
Belibi 241
Jump 181
Wilson 159
Iriafan 105

The +/- stats shows the value of the Hulls. Incredible defenders and rebounders plus great shooters. Those talents way overcome the errant couple of turnovers. Given that we all know what they do for us, this stat shouldn't be that surprising IMO. It is a great reflection of how they lift the players around them. Whenever Lexie a/or Lacie are out of the game and the other team is going on a run, I find myself screaming "get them back in there!". I think Tara feels it too as she often will listen to me (haha).  It also goes to show how valuable Lacie is, regardless of the "point guard debate". She needs to be on the floor in some capacity, and if that means she gets to bring the ball up a lot and sometimes it isn't as silky smooth as we want it, then so be it. 

RE: your question about "per minute adjustment", the +/- stats reflect the teams overall scoring performance while the player is on the court. Example: The team has outplayed the opponent by a total scoring margin of 341 points while Lexie has been on the court. Given that so many minutes are played with different combinations of players and against other combinations of players, I don't think this particular stat can be fairly adjusted in any way.

[BillBradley]

I think Wilson is the ultimate team player, the one who makes sure everyone else is operating at their peak performance. I would be legitimately curious as to how everyone else on the team does statistically when Wilson is in the game versus when they are not playing alongside her.

BC

Great question.  Where can we find the season +/- for college WBB players?

Season +/- stats are here (probably need to adjust them to a per minute basis to make them more meaningful):
http://stats.statbroadcast.com/statmonitr/?id=380942

Thank you!

For the season, here they are:
341 Lexie
324 Lacie
302 Brink
278 Wilson
260 Jones
228 Jump
130 Belibi

No one else close

So how does this get adjusted for minutes played?  Simple division?  For some reason I thought +/- already accounted for minutes played. 
Even so, these raw totals are illuminating.  If we were to pick an MVP for the season it would be Lexie at this point, since she has done more to influence games in a positive direction than anyone else.

And what is EFF?  Is that the one that is already adjusted?

EFF
Brink 474
Jones 354
Lexie 276
Belibi 241
Jump 181
Wilson 159
Iriafan 105

The +/- stats shows the value of the Hulls. Incredible defenders and rebounders plus great shooters. Those talents way overcome the errant couple of turnovers. Given that we all know what they do for us, this stat shouldn't be that surprising IMO. It is a great reflection of how they lift the players around them. Whenever Lexie a/or Lacie are out of the game and the other team is going on a run, I find myself screaming "get them back in there!". I think Tara feels it too as she often will listen to me (haha).  It also goes to show how valuable Lacie is, regardless of the "point guard debate". She needs to be on the floor in some capacity, and if that means she gets to bring the ball up a lot and sometimes it isn't as silky smooth as we want it, then so be it. 

RE: your question about "per minute adjustment", the +/- stats reflect the teams overall scoring performance while the player is on the court. Example: The team has outplayed the opponent by a total scoring margin of 341 points while Lexie has been on the court. Given that so many minutes are played with different combinations of players and against other combinations of players, I don't think this particular stat can be fairly adjusted in any way.