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JOSHUA BATSON

Guard · #21 · Chicago State · 2013-142016-17
198
CAREER POINTS · REGULAR SEASON
98 games over 4 seasons
2.0
POINTS PER GAME · CAREER REGULAR SEASON
98 games
24.4%
FIELD GOAL % · CAREER REGULAR SEASON
66 of 270
POSTSEASON POINTS · CAREER
No postseason games on record

01/Season by season

Regular season
4 seasons
SeasonClubGMINPTSPPGREBASTSTLBLKTOFGFG%3P3P%FT%
2016-17Chicago State30521722.459453003922-9423.4%5-2917.2%57.5%
2015-16Chicago State31551672.262491922524-9226.1%5-2817.9%50.0%
2014-15Chicago State29320592.028262312820-7726.0%6-2623.1%52.0%
2013-14Chicago State81500.0101000-70.0%0-30.0%0.0%
REGULAR SEASON TOTAL4 seasons981,4071982.01501207339266-27024.4%16-8618.6%52.6%

02/2013-14 game log

8 games
Regular season
DateOpponentResultGSMINPTSREBASTSTLBLKTOFG3PFT
NOV 9@ IndianaL 7210020000000-30-20-0
NOV 9vs UrbanaW 774930000000-30-10-0
NOV 23@ IllinoisL 537710000000-00-00-0
DEC 15@ DePaulL 707710000000-00-00-2
DEC 24@ CincinnatiL 6210220101000-10-00-0
DEC 29@ CreightonL 589030000000-00-00-0
JAN 8vs Green BayL 629830000000-00-00-0
MAR 8vs Seattle UW 675300000000-00-00-0
Regular season and postseason are separate tables here and are never added together. Both totals state their window on the same line as the number.

The club shown beside the name is the one this player last recorded a box score for, taken from the stat rows rather than from the player table, because a college roster turns over every year and that column holds only the last club the loader saw. Win and loss are derived from the fixture’s own final score and the side the player was on, not read from the stat row, whose result column is empty on all 2,499,568 college basketball rows; a game whose fixture has no score reads “no result on record”. Three-point figures read two spellings of the same key, so games from one early import are counted rather than reported as zero. A player’s season line is the sum of his box scores, so a game the source never published is missing from it rather than counted as a zero.