Sentence examples for opponent field from inspiring English sources

On defense, both concentrate on limiting opponent field goal percentage and producing a lot of turnovers.

Over the last 10 games, the Knicks are allowing a paltry opponent field goal percentage of 40.5 percent, compared with a shade over 46 percent pre-Woodson.

Indeed, the Pacers' home-court numbers have been nothing if not Heatesque: an offensive rating of 104.7, a defensive rating of 93.1 and an opponent field goal percentage of 40 percent (including 29 percent from behind the arc).

Memphis was one of the league's top defensive teams both with and without Gay, finishing the season ranked third in the N.B.A. in opponent field goal percentage, second in opponent turnover rate and second in points allowed per 100 possessions.

Despite having the best perimeter defender in the game, the Heat ranked just 15th this season in opponent field goal percentage.

Through the All-Star break, the team ranked sixth in the league in points allowed and third in opponent field goal percentage.

The result: a higher than usual opponent field-goal percentage (44.8 percent, ninth worst in the N.B.A).

The defensive area where the 76ers have shown the most improvement is opponent free-throw rate, which is opponent free-throw attempts divided by opponent field-goal attempts.

Obviously, the Knicks' defense needs to improve, but not just in terms of opponents' field goal percentage.

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The team's great strength, meanwhile, is defense, particularly perimeter defense: this season, the Celtics ranked first in opponent-field-goal percentage and opponent-three-point percentage, and held teams to the second-lowest scoring average in the league.