Danny Miles Value Point System(This is the formula he uses for men’s college teams) Points + Rebounds + 2x(Assists) + 2x(Recoveries) DIVIDED BY 2x(Field Goals Missed) + Free Throws Missed + 2x(Fouls) + 2x(Turnovers *Recoveries include Steals, Blocks, and Charges Taken. Players are awarded one-and-a- half points (1.5) per charge taken. So, two charges would equal 3 points. The formula listed above is as follows: -the top number is the numerator of a fraction -the bottom number will be the denominator of the fraction Divide the top number by the bottom number to calculate the Value Points. WHAT DOES THE NUMBER MEAN? Below is the performance scale. EXCELLENT = 1.75+ VERY GOOD = 1.50-1.74 GOOD = 1.25-1.49 FAIR = 1.00 = 1.24 POOR = under 1.00 Players should aim for 1.25 and above. He does have an adjusted scale for Women’s Teams and all High School Basketball. He feels you should adjust the scale .20 to .25. Use same formula as one at top of this page. EXCELLENT = 1.50+ VERY GOOD = 1.25-1.49 GOOD = 1.00-1.24 FAIR = 0.75-0.99 POOR = under 0.75 His dvd and 46 page booklet(comes with the dvd) go into detail on: 1. how to implement the point value system 2. Teach your players the formula 3. How to use it as a coach to help decide playing time. He also lists Career Value Points for NBA players (through 2009). Kind of fun to look at. Magic Johnson 2.09 Larry Bird 1.67 John Stockton 2.04 Charles Barkley 1.67 Chris Paul 1.84 David Robinson 1.63 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 1.81 Tim Duncan 1.62 Steve Nash 1.76 Shaquille O’Neal 1.56 Jason Kidd 1.74 Dirk Nowitzki 1.52 Kevin Garnett 1.72 Michael Jordan 1.51 .