Mid-Season Prouty Ratings

You may recall that at the end of the non-conference season (more or less), I calculated the Prouty ratings of every player in the league to see who had had the best start. (Click here for those ratings and for a definition of Prouty ratings).
Well, now that we are halfway through the conference season (Clemson and Miami have played nine games), I ran the numbers again. Ideally, I’d use statistics from conference games only. I think when you are comparing ACC players to each other, it shouldn’t matter how they did against Western Nevada Tech and Southern West Virginia. Unfortunately, I can’t find a good, handy site for conference-only games. If anyone knows of a good site for this data (and I’m not counting the official ACC site as “handy”), let me know in the comments.


When you look at the top players, they are the ones you’d expect. The league is loaded with stars this year, particularly on the top teams, and the top nine positions are filled with players from the big three schools, Duke, Carolina and Wake.
Chris Paul claims the top spot at the halfway point, which is exactly where I’d rank him for conference player of the year. I was a bit surprised to see Sean May at #2, as most people think of him as the #4 Heel so far this year, but he does have some fantastic numbers.
At the beginning of the conference season, do-it-all point forward Julius Hodge was the top-ranked player, but he’s fallen to #12. That fall is due both to a drop off in his production and the recent troubles of his team as a whole. The next best Wolfpacker is Andrew Brackman at #41. You can see why they are struggling right now.
In part because Prouty takes the team’s record into account, you don’t get anyone from the bottom dwellers until Devin Smith of Virginia at 21 and Sharrod Ford of Clemson at 22. Ford is also hurt by his abysmal free throw percentage of 58.1%.
Here are the top 50 players:

Rank Player Team Prouty
1 Chris Paul Wake .560
2 Sean May UNC .557
3 JJ Redick Duke .555
4 Shelden Williams Duke .548
5 Raymond Felton UNC .535
6 Jawad Williams UNC .530
7 Rashad McCants UNC .525
8 Eric Williams Wake .500
9 Daniel Ewing Duke .497
10 Jarrett Jack GT .496
11 John Gilchrist Maryland .496
12 Julius Hodge NC State .495
13 Nik Caner-Medley Maryland .482
14 Justin Gray Wake .478
15 Guillermo Diaz Miami .471
16 Marvin Williams UNC .471
17 Zabian Dowdell VT .451
18 Robert Hite Miami .444
19 Jamaal Levy Wake .430
20 Luke Schenscher GT .426
21 Devin Smith Virginia .426
22 Sharrod Ford Clemson .425
23 Chris McCray Maryland .424
24 Carlos Dixon VT .422
25 Sean Dockery Duke .419
26 Anthony Harris Miami .416
27 Taron Downey Wake .415
28 Will Bynum GT .414
29 David Noel UNC .406
30 Von Wafer FSU .402
31 Elton Brown Virginia .401
32 Jamon Gordon VT .398
33 Travis Garrison Maryland .397
34 Isma’il Muhammad GT .397
35 Ra’Sean Dickey GT .394
36 Anthony King Miami .390
37 Shawan Robinson Clemson .383
38 Lee Melchionni Duke .382
39 Cliff Hammonds Clemson .380
40 DeMarcus Nelson Duke .376
41 Andrew Brackman NC State .375
42 Coleman Collins VT .370
43 Ilian Evtimov NC State .367
44 Engin Atsur NC State .366
45 Jackie Manuel UNC .364
46 Deron Washington VT .364
47 Trent Strickland Wake .364
48 Akin Akingbala Clemson .364
49 William Frisby Miami .364
50 Vytas Danelius Wake .362

For the full list, with all the stats, click here.


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