College Basketball · 2026-27 · Preseason
Erik Taylor
Presbyterian · Guard · Junior · 6-1 · #11
Returning
- #452 guard in the country
- #380 mid-major player
Projected role · 2026-27
Projected rotation player (about 8 minutes a game) at Presbyterian, as a lead playmaker. Fewer minutes than last season.
- Projected minutes
- 8
- Spot in the rotation
- #8
From the Statboy preseason model. It updates once games start.
▸What is impact?
Impact is how many points per game a player adds to his team. 0 is an average player, so a plus number means he's better than average and a minus number means he's below. It's Statboy's own number, based on everything he does on the court and the level he played against.
Last season: the basics
2025-26 at Presbyterian: 6 games, 4 starts, 20.8 minutes a game.
- Points per game6.230th
- Rebounds per game1.716th
- Assists per game3.384th
- Steals per game0.35th
- Blocks per game0.011th
- Turnovers per game1.253rd
- Field goal %42.3%(11-26)54th
- 3-point %29.4%(5-17)24th
- Free throw %76.9%(10-13)52nd
Last season: advanced
Percentiles compare him with every Division I guard who played 300+ minutes.
- Usage rate15.8%style
Share of his team's possessions he ends (shot, free throws or turnover) while on the floor
- Offensive rating120.683rd
Points he produces per 100 possessions he uses
- Defensive rating111.935th
Points allowed per 100 possessions while he's on the floor (lower is better)
- True shooting %58.3%77th
Scoring efficiency counting 3s and free throws
- Effective FG %51.9%63rd
Field goal % with 3s worth 1.5 times a 2
- Assist-to-turnover2.8696th
Assists for every turnover
- Offensive rebound %20.0%43rd
Share of his team's missed shots he rebounds while on the floor
- Free-throw rate50.0%89th
Free throws attempted per 100 field goal attempts
- Win shares per 40.12872nd
Wins he created per 40 minutes played
Small sample: under 300 minutes last season.
Presbyterian teammates
Impact = how many points per game he adds to his team when he plays. 0 is an average player (Statboy's own number).