Discussion 2023 Round 16: Teams & In Game Discussion
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Does anyone know or any Swans fans reckon Mills might have a chance at going Mid/Def DPP in round 18? Looking at previous line-ups, he's almost always listed as in the guts but heat maps seem to show a lot of defensive touches and area covered. Would be a huge outcome if he does and probably skew my trade plans in his favour
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Leaderboard Stratification
I logged on to the Supercoach Data site for the first time & ran off some stats on the SC leaders table - as at R15
Hopefully its all mostly self-explanatory.. & hopefully I extracted the info correctly.
The first 2 rows show the leader's total points & margin over the 2nd placed team.
Row 3 shows there are 6 teams over the 34,000 point mark.
The yellow series of rows show the number of teams within x points of the leader. They are are cummulative - the 11 within 500 are also part of the 346 within 1000.
I'm battling away in the Within 2500 group...
I logged on to the Supercoach Data site for the first time & ran off some stats on the SC leaders table - as at R15
Hopefully its all mostly self-explanatory.. & hopefully I extracted the info correctly.
The first 2 rows show the leader's total points & margin over the 2nd placed team.
Row 3 shows there are 6 teams over the 34,000 point mark.
The yellow series of rows show the number of teams within x points of the leader. They are are cummulative - the 11 within 500 are also part of the 346 within 1000.
I'm battling away in the Within 2500 group...
THE 2023 FREE KICK LADDER - ROUND 15
BY ANDREW SLEVISON 7 HOURS AGO
All 18 AFL clubs have now played the same amount of games on the back of the four-weekend bye block.
After 15 rounds and 14 games each, the new Free Kick Ladder has dropped.
Umpiring has been a real point of focus in recent weeks with some significant calls and non-calls impacting matches.
But as long as there is human error, that is always going to be the case.
There is no rule saying the free kick count must be even, but fans will always be interested to see how their team fares on the officiating front.
Without further ado, we’ve broken it down into six different categories for you to take a closer look at - Best differentials, Worst differentials, Most frees for, Least frees for, Most frees against and Least frees against.
Best differentials
1 - Brisbane (+48)
2 - St Kilda (+42)
3 - Fremantle (+37)
4 - Carlton (+26)
5 - Collingwood (+26)
Worst differentials
1 - North Melbourne (-40)
2 - Richmond (-35)
3 - Port Adelaide (-33)
4 - Adelaide (-23)
5 - Hawthorn (-21)
Most frees for
1 - Carlton (284)
2 - Brisbane (279)
3 - Adelaide (276)
4 - Collingwood (275)
5 - St Kilda (274)
Least frees for
1 - GWS (206)
2 - Hawthorn (228)
3 - Richmond (228)
4 - Essendon (231)
5 - North Melbourne (240)
Most frees against
1 - Port Adelaide (305)
2 - Adelaide (299)
3 - North Melbourne (280)
4 - Sydney (277)
5 - West Coast & Geelong (266)
Least frees against
1 - GWS (214)
2 - Essendon (223)
3 - Brisbane (231)
4 - St Kilda (232)
5 - Fremantle (236)
The Round 15 Free Kick Ladder
As they were after Round 8, the Brisbane Lions are at the top of the Free Kick Ladder with their +48 differential.
They hold an advantage over St Kilda in second, with Fremantle, Carlton and Collingwood rounding out the top five.
At the other end of the standings is North Melbourne on -40, ahead of Richmond, Port Adelaide, Adelaide and Hawthorn.
There are five other clubs on minus differentials - Geelong, Gold Coast, Sydney, GWS and West Coast.
Three remaining clubs are on positive differentials - Western Bulldogs, Essendon and Melbourne.
See the ladder below:
BY ANDREW SLEVISON 7 HOURS AGO
All 18 AFL clubs have now played the same amount of games on the back of the four-weekend bye block.
After 15 rounds and 14 games each, the new Free Kick Ladder has dropped.
Umpiring has been a real point of focus in recent weeks with some significant calls and non-calls impacting matches.
But as long as there is human error, that is always going to be the case.
There is no rule saying the free kick count must be even, but fans will always be interested to see how their team fares on the officiating front.
Without further ado, we’ve broken it down into six different categories for you to take a closer look at - Best differentials, Worst differentials, Most frees for, Least frees for, Most frees against and Least frees against.
Best differentials
1 - Brisbane (+48)
2 - St Kilda (+42)
3 - Fremantle (+37)
4 - Carlton (+26)
5 - Collingwood (+26)
Worst differentials
1 - North Melbourne (-40)
2 - Richmond (-35)
3 - Port Adelaide (-33)
4 - Adelaide (-23)
5 - Hawthorn (-21)
Most frees for
1 - Carlton (284)
2 - Brisbane (279)
3 - Adelaide (276)
4 - Collingwood (275)
5 - St Kilda (274)
Least frees for
1 - GWS (206)
2 - Hawthorn (228)
3 - Richmond (228)
4 - Essendon (231)
5 - North Melbourne (240)
Most frees against
1 - Port Adelaide (305)
2 - Adelaide (299)
3 - North Melbourne (280)
4 - Sydney (277)
5 - West Coast & Geelong (266)
Least frees against
1 - GWS (214)
2 - Essendon (223)
3 - Brisbane (231)
4 - St Kilda (232)
5 - Fremantle (236)
The Round 15 Free Kick Ladder
As they were after Round 8, the Brisbane Lions are at the top of the Free Kick Ladder with their +48 differential.
They hold an advantage over St Kilda in second, with Fremantle, Carlton and Collingwood rounding out the top five.
At the other end of the standings is North Melbourne on -40, ahead of Richmond, Port Adelaide, Adelaide and Hawthorn.
There are five other clubs on minus differentials - Geelong, Gold Coast, Sydney, GWS and West Coast.
Three remaining clubs are on positive differentials - Western Bulldogs, Essendon and Melbourne.
See the ladder below: