2008 Pac 10 Tempo-Free Stats

Well, sorry about that. Now that I've returned, I can start posting again. Since we're almost a month into the conference season, time for the first posting of the 2008 Conference Tempo-Free Stats.
The Pac10 (my current residence) have been updated first. The rest will soon follow. If some number looks fishy, please let me know. I had to dust off my program, and so something may have been miscalculated.

Once again, thank you to the conference sites for posting usable data formats and to KenPom and Wonk (now at BBall Prospectus) for initiating this trend into tempo-free wilderness.

Pac 10 2008 Stats
Through 2/27/2008

2007 Stats

Offensive Stats

Tempo (possession per 40 minutes)

1. California	67.8
2. Washington	67.6
3. Oregon State	65.9
4. USC	65.4
5. UCLA	64.9
6. Arizona	63.6
7. Oregon	63.6
8. Stanford	63.1
9. Arizona State	62.8
10. Washington State	58.6

Offensive Efficiency (points per possession)

1. UCLA	1.13
2. Oregon	1.11
3. Arizona	1.08
4. California	1.08
5. Washington State	1.08
6. USC	1.06
7. Stanford	1.05
8. Washington	1.01
9. Arizona State	1
10. Oregon State	0.87

Effective FG %

1. Oregon	55.3%
2. USC	54.7%
3. Arizona	53.1%
4. Washington State	52.8%
5. UCLA	52%
6. Arizona State	51.1%
7. California	50.7%
8. Washington	47.4%
9. Stanford	46.5%
10. Oregon State	40.2%

2-pt Shooting %

1. USC	54%
2. UCLA	52.6%
3. Arizona State	52.1%
4. Oregon	51.9%
5. Arizona	50.7%
6. Washington State	49.8%
7. California	49.2%
8. Washington	47.5%
9. Stanford	45%
10. Oregon State	39%

3-pt Shooting %

1. Oregon	39.9%
2. Washington State	38.9%
3. Arizona	38.3%
4. USC	37.6%
5. California	36.1%
6. Stanford	34%
7. UCLA	33.5%
8. Arizona State	33.2%
9. Washington	31.6%
10. Oregon State	28.5%

Turnover %

1. Washington State	16.2%
2. Arizona	17.5%
3. Oregon State	18%
4. California	18.1%
5. Oregon	18.5%
6. Stanford	18.5%
7. UCLA	18.9%
8. Washington	19.4%
9. Arizona State	20.6%
10. USC	21.2%

Offensive Rebounding %

1. Washington	37%
2. Stanford	36.5%
3. UCLA	36.5%
4. California	29.6%
5. USC	28.4%
6. Oregon State	28.2%
7. Oregon	27.7%
8. Washington State	24.7%
9. Arizona	24.3%
10. Arizona State	22.7%

Efficiency Margin

1. UCLA	0.17
2. Stanford	0.08
3. Washington State	0.08
4. USC	0.05
5. Arizona	0.03
6. Oregon	0.01
7. Washington	-0.02
8. Arizona State	-0.02
9. California	-0.06
10. Oregon State	-0.3

Defensive Stats

Points per possession Allowed

1. UCLA	0.96
2. Stanford	0.97
3. USC	1.01
4. Washington State	1.01
5. Arizona State	1.02
6. Washington	1.03
7. Arizona	1.05
8. Oregon	1.1
9. California	1.14
10. Oregon State	1.17

Effective Shooting % Allowed

1. Stanford	43.9%
2. USC	45.5%
3. Arizona State	49.4%
4. UCLA	49.6%
5. Washington	50.3%
6. Washington State	50.7%
7. Arizona	51.5%
8. Oregon	51.7%
9. California	53.9%
10. Oregon State	55.6%

2-pt Shooting % Allowed

1. Stanford	42.4%
2. USC	43.7%
3. Arizona State	47.5%
4. UCLA	47.6%
5. Washington	47.9%
6. Washington State	50.3%
7. Arizona	50.9%
8. Oregon	52%
9. California	53.6%
10. Oregon State	54.4%

3-pt Shooting % Allowed

1. Stanford	32.3%
2. USC	32.8%
3. Oregon	34.1%
4. Washington State	34.5%
5. Arizona State	35%
6. Arizona	35.3%
7. California	36.2%
8. Washington	36.7%
9. UCLA	37%
10. Oregon State	38.9%

Turnover % Forced

1. Washington State	22%
2. UCLA	21.2%
3. Arizona State	20.2%
4. Washington	20%
5. Arizona	19.7%
6. Oregon State	19%
7. USC	18.2%
8. Stanford	16.9%
9. Oregon	15.6%
10. California	14.8%

Defensive Rebounding %

1. UCLA	79.3%
2. Washington	77%
3. California	76.7%
4. Washington State	74.1%
5. Stanford	74%
6. Arizona State	73%
7. Oregon	72.8%
8. Oregon State	72%
9. Arizona	71.3%
10. USC	65.9%