Unsurprisingly, these are the UNITED STATES who dominate the statistical categories during the group stages of these 2024 Olympic Games. With 105.7 registered per match, Team USA is thus largely the best attack.
Behind them are Serbia (95.7), Germany (89.3), Canada (89.0) and… South Sudan (87.0).
If we use offensive efficiency instead, that is to say the number of points scored per possession, which thus takes into account the pace, the United States are still in the lead (125.8 points scored per 100 possessions) but only by a hair compared to Germany (125.2).
With 81.0 points scored per game, the France is only the 9th attack in the group stages, only ahead of Brazil, Greece and Puerto Rico. In terms of offensive efficiency, however, it is 6th (112.0 points scored on 100 possessions) but what is probably more problematic in the eyes of Vincent Collet is that it is only 7th in defensive efficiency (109.0 points conceded on 100 possessions).
In this sector, the United States is also first (99.6), ahead once again of Germany (103.3).
TEAMS
OFFENSIVE EFFECTIVENESS
1. United States: 125.8 points scored on 100 possessions
2. Germany: 125.2 points scored per 100 possessions
3. Serbia: 117.6 points scored per 100 possessions
4. Canada: 113.6 points scored on 100 possessions
5. Spain: 112.2 points scored per 100 possessions
6. France: 112.0 points scored on 100 possessions
7. Japan: 108.2 points scored per 100 possessions
8. Brazil: 108.1 points scored per 100 possessions
9. South Sudan: 106.5 points scored per 100 possessions
10. Australia: 103.8 points scored per 100 possessions
11. Greece: 103.1 points scored per 100 possessions
12. Puerto Rico: 90.1 points scored per 100 possessions
DEFENSIVE EFFECTIVENESS
1. United States: 99.6 points conceded per 100 possessions
2. Germany: 103.3 points conceded per 100 possessions
3. Greece: 105.2 points conceded per 100 possessions
4. Australia: 105.5 points conceded per 100 possessions
5. Canada: 105.6 points conceded per 100 possessions
6. Serbia: 106.5 points conceded per 100 possessions
7. France: 109.0 points conceded per 100 possessions
8. Brazil: 112.7 points conceded per 100 possessions
9. South Sudan: 113.9 points conceded per 100 possessions
10. Spain: 116.8 points conceded per 100 possessions
11. Puerto Rico: 119.9 points allowed per 100 possessions
12. Japan: 128.6 points scored per 100 possessions
PLAYERS
POINTS
1. Giannis Antetokounmpo (Greece): 27.0 points per game
2. Rui Hachimura (Japan): 22.0 points per game
3. RJ Barrett (Canada): 21.7 points per game
4. Yuki Kawamura (Japan): 20.3 points per game
5. Dennis Schröder (Germany): 19.7 points per game
REBOUNDS
1. Nikola Jokic (Serbia): 11.0 rebounds per game
2. Victor Wembanyama (France): 10.7 rebounds per game
3. Jock Landale (Australia): 9.7 rebounds per game
-. Josh Hawkinson (Japan): 9.7 rebounds per game
5. Santi Aldama (Spain): 9.3 rebounds per game
PASSES
1. Dennis Schröder (Germany): 9.0 passes per game
2. Yuki Kawamura (Japan): 7.7 assists per game
-. Carlik Jones (South Sudan): 7.7 passes per game
4. Nick Calathes (Greece): 7.3 assists per game
-. LeBron James (United States): 7.3 rebounds per game
CONS
1. Rudy Gobert (France): 2.7 blocks per game
2. Victor Wembanyama (France): 2.0 blocks per game
-. Wenyen Gabriel (South Sudan): 2.0 blocks per game
4. Santi Aldama (Spain): 1.7 blocks per game
-. Yuta Watanabe (Japan): 1.7 blocks per game
INTERCEPTIONS
1. Victor Wembanyama (France): 2.7 interceptions per game
2. Thomas Walkup (Greece): 2.0 interceptions per game
-. Nuni Omot (South Sudan): 2.0 interceptions per game
-. Nikola Jokic (Serbia): 2.0 interceptions per game
-. Derrick White (USA): 2.0 interceptions per game
-. Anthony Edwards (USA): 2.0 interceptions per game
ASSESSMENT
1. Nikola Jokic (Serbia): 30.0 per game
2. Giannis Antetokounmpo (Greece): 29.7 per game
3. Victor Wembanyama (France): 25.3 per match
4. Jock Landale (Australia): 24.7 per game
-. Josh Hawkinson (Japan): 24.7 per game
