The Kenny Williams Effect
Posted Nov 23, 2016
The Tar Heels have been significantly more effective on both ends during Kenny Williams’ minutes at the 2-guard. UNC scores about 14 more points per 100 possessions in those minutes and also allows about 22 points / 100 fewer. Diving into the “4 Factors” numbers, it can be concluded that Carolina is much better at forcing turnovers with Williams on the court.
(The Secondary Break)
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