Discussion 2020 AFL Marsh Series - Week 2 Teams & In Game Discussion
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AFL Fantasy Pre-Season: Tigers v Magpies Recap
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Summary: Collingwood were able to pull away from Richmond in the last Qtr to win by 40pts at Norm Minns Oval in Wangaratta, conditions were sunny with a temperature in the mid 30’s.
Jack Crisp accumulated disposals with ease across half back for the Magpies, he finished with 124pts at a scoring rate of 1.97 PPM.
Darcy Cameron showed that he can score in favourable conditions, he recorded 12 Disposals, 20 Hit Outs & 2 Goals for 107pts.
Adam Treloar went off late in the game after pulling up with a hamstring issue, he left the ground immediately and went to the change rooms to ice his hamstring.
Chris Mayne played mostly across half back, he recorded 31 Disposals & 10 Marks for 113pts.
Taylor Adams was consistent across the entire game through the midfield, he finished with 99pts at a scoring rate of 1.32 PPM.
Tyler Brown was composed recording 16 Disposals, he scored 53pts.
Jay Rantall came on late in the game to record 9 Disposals, he finished with 30pts scoring at a rate of 1.25 PPM.
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Marlion Pickett was used at a team high of 82.6% CBA’s, he scored 44pts at a scoring rate of 0.56 PPM.
Riley Collier-Dawkins was also used at a high rate of 56.5% of team CBA’s, he scored 23pts at a scoring rate of 0.42 PPM.
Thomson Dow played in the last Qtr only, he scored 24pts at a scoring rate of 1.20 PPM.
Jayden Short was solid in defence for the Tigers, he recorded 25 Disposals & 8 Marks for 103pts.
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Peak Performers
PLAYER TEAM PTS PPM
Jayden Short RIC 103 1.23
Liam Baker RIC 102 1.17
Nathan Broad RIC 83 1.11
PLAYER TEAM PTS PPM
Jack Crisp COLL 124 1.97
Chris Mayne COLL 113 1.33
Darcy Cameron COLL 107 1.43
CBA’s
PLAYER TEAM %
Marlion Pickett RIC 82.6
Dion Prestia RIC 65.2
Jack Ross RIC 60.9
Riley Collier-Dawkins RIC 56.5
Thomson Dow RIC 21.7
Shai Bolton RIC 8.7
Jack Higgins RIC 4.3
PLAYERTEAM %
Taylor Adams COL 73.9
Rupert Wills COL 56.5
Adam Treloar COL 43.5
Callum L. Brown COL 34.8
Tom Phillips COL 34.8
Jordan De Goey COL 30.4
Jamie Elliott COL 21.7
Josh Thomas COL 4.3
Kicks-Ins
PLAYER TEAM %
David Astbury RIC 33.3
Jayden Short RIC 33.3
Dylan Grimes RIC 16.7
Nick Vlastuin RIC 16.7
PLAYERTEAM %
Brayden Maynard COL 83.3
Jordan RougheadCOL16.7
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Summary: Collingwood were able to pull away from Richmond in the last Qtr to win by 40pts at Norm Minns Oval in Wangaratta, conditions were sunny with a temperature in the mid 30’s.
Jack Crisp accumulated disposals with ease across half back for the Magpies, he finished with 124pts at a scoring rate of 1.97 PPM.
Darcy Cameron showed that he can score in favourable conditions, he recorded 12 Disposals, 20 Hit Outs & 2 Goals for 107pts.
Adam Treloar went off late in the game after pulling up with a hamstring issue, he left the ground immediately and went to the change rooms to ice his hamstring.
Chris Mayne played mostly across half back, he recorded 31 Disposals & 10 Marks for 113pts.
Taylor Adams was consistent across the entire game through the midfield, he finished with 99pts at a scoring rate of 1.32 PPM.
Tyler Brown was composed recording 16 Disposals, he scored 53pts.
Jay Rantall came on late in the game to record 9 Disposals, he finished with 30pts scoring at a rate of 1.25 PPM.
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AFL Fantasy Pre-Season: Dockers v Blues Recap
Marlion Pickett was used at a team high of 82.6% CBA’s, he scored 44pts at a scoring rate of 0.56 PPM.
Riley Collier-Dawkins was also used at a high rate of 56.5% of team CBA’s, he scored 23pts at a scoring rate of 0.42 PPM.
Thomson Dow played in the last Qtr only, he scored 24pts at a scoring rate of 1.20 PPM.
Jayden Short was solid in defence for the Tigers, he recorded 25 Disposals & 8 Marks for 103pts.
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Peak Performers
PLAYER TEAM PTS PPM
Jayden Short RIC 103 1.23
Liam Baker RIC 102 1.17
Nathan Broad RIC 83 1.11
PLAYER TEAM PTS PPM
Jack Crisp COLL 124 1.97
Chris Mayne COLL 113 1.33
Darcy Cameron COLL 107 1.43
CBA’s
PLAYER TEAM %
Marlion Pickett RIC 82.6
Dion Prestia RIC 65.2
Jack Ross RIC 60.9
Riley Collier-Dawkins RIC 56.5
Thomson Dow RIC 21.7
Shai Bolton RIC 8.7
Jack Higgins RIC 4.3
PLAYERTEAM %
Taylor Adams COL 73.9
Rupert Wills COL 56.5
Adam Treloar COL 43.5
Callum L. Brown COL 34.8
Tom Phillips COL 34.8
Jordan De Goey COL 30.4
Jamie Elliott COL 21.7
Josh Thomas COL 4.3
Kicks-Ins
PLAYER TEAM %
David Astbury RIC 33.3
Jayden Short RIC 33.3
Dylan Grimes RIC 16.7
Nick Vlastuin RIC 16.7
PLAYERTEAM %
Brayden Maynard COL 83.3
Jordan RougheadCOL16.7
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There are talked up midpricers every year but this year feels like a bumper crop. I think they will play a massive part for the eventual winner and someone will either get lucky or be an expert in the dark arts of understanding supercoach midpricers.
The year Elliot Yeo had his breakout there was nothing in his preseason stats to even suggest their was a bandwagon.
The year Elliot Yeo had his breakout there was nothing in his preseason stats to even suggest their was a bandwagon.
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I'm interested in this, certainly being an eventual winner but reality kicks in every now and then, but seriously whether any of the previous winners nailed midprice options in their starting line-ups or were early on the bandwagon. I was of the impression that most previous winners were rocking a GnR structure....except @Impromptu who is just way out there and years before his time.
Jumping early to midprice bolters carries it's own risk also, can't remember who it was but I jumped to one of these after 2 or 3 big numbers early for them to revert back to spud scoring, not happy Jan.
Jumping early to midprice bolters carries it's own risk also, can't remember who it was but I jumped to one of these after 2 or 3 big numbers early for them to revert back to spud scoring, not happy Jan.
I've hardly seen a GnR winning team since 30 trades were allowed. One winner started with Swallow, Jacobs, Gray and Parker (when most people started with Tom Mitchell) in their breakout year.
Another winner started with 4 failed midpricers and traded them in the first few rounds to 4 successful midpricers. One of them was Oliver.
A couple of years ago the winner had 7 keepers for the year.
The 2018 winner had never finished better than 12'000th.
I haven't seen a good analysis of the winning team for a few years which might also say something about winners not being prolific posters on forums!
Another winner started with 4 failed midpricers and traded them in the first few rounds to 4 successful midpricers. One of them was Oliver.
A couple of years ago the winner had 7 keepers for the year.
The 2018 winner had never finished better than 12'000th.
I haven't seen a good analysis of the winning team for a few years which might also say something about winners not being prolific posters on forums!
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I've hardly seen a GnR winning team since 30 trades were allowed. One winner started with Swallow, Jacobs, Gray and Parker (when most people started with Tom Mitchell) in their breakout year.
Another winner started with 4 failed midpricers and traded them in the first few rounds to 4 successful midpricers. One of them was Oliver.
A couple of years ago the winner had 7 keepers for the year.
The 2018 winner had never finished better than 12'000th.
I haven't seen a good analysis of the winning team for a few years which might also say something about winners not being prolific posters on forums!
Another winner started with 4 failed midpricers and traded them in the first few rounds to 4 successful midpricers. One of them was Oliver.
A couple of years ago the winner had 7 keepers for the year.
The 2018 winner had never finished better than 12'000th.
I haven't seen a good analysis of the winning team for a few years which might also say something about winners not being prolific posters on forums!
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Yeah, trading seems to trump initial team selection most years, identifying who to jump on and who to jump off of in the first 4-6 rounds seems to be one of common themes amongst the winners I think.
I feel that while the risk adverse will likely always be high rankers, they will never win, as even mid year their nature would dictate that they choose the seemingly safe/logical route, while 99% of risk takers crash and burn the few that hit multiple right moves will always be in the lead.
Just an opinion of course.
I feel that while the risk adverse will likely always be high rankers, they will never win, as even mid year their nature would dictate that they choose the seemingly safe/logical route, while 99% of risk takers crash and burn the few that hit multiple right moves will always be in the lead.
Just an opinion of course.
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Imagine deliberately getting the Cornavirus so that you could isolate yourself for a few weeks to concentrate solely on SC research!!!!!!!!
Something I could almost image that @Impromptu would have done back in the day!!
Something I could almost image that @Impromptu would have done back in the day!!
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Imagine deliberately getting the Cornavirus so that you could isolate yourself for a few weeks to concentrate solely on SC research!!!!!!!!
Something I could almost image that @Impromptu would have done back in the day!!
Something I could almost image that @Impromptu would have done back in the day!!
Ooops sorry i don't have it ! I'm a teacher in Vietnam and they have closed all the schools...