Every KFC SuperCoach score from the 2020 Marsh Community Series

The best information to pick your 2020 KFC SuperCoach team is here. See every player’s score from the pre-season comp and Champion Data’s exclusive points per minute numbers.

If you want in-form players in your KFC Supercoach team, you can’t go past Marcus Bontempelli.

The Bont enters the home-and-away season as the No. 1 scorer of the pre-season, averaging 148.5 over the Bulldogs’ two Marsh Series games.

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Pre-season matches aren’t a perfect formguide as coaches manage players’ time on ground.

A better indication can be found by calculating a players’ average score per 100 minutes – about what we can expect from Round 1.

And Bont comes out on top of those numbers, too.

His scores of 195 and 102 came in 79.8 per cent time on ground – an average of 152.3 points per 100 minutes.

The Champion Data numbers also shine a light on bargain-priced Demon Jack Viney (average 148.2 per 100 minutes), No. 1 draft pick Matt Rowell (average 129.5 per 100 minutes) and ruckman Max Gawn, who scored only 68 in his one Marsh Series appearance.

That came in a half – if he scored like that for 100 minutes he would pocket 144 points.

Time on ground numbers can explain some low scores – Scott Pendlebury scored just 45 points but that came from 55.5 per cent time on ground in his one Marsh Series game – but not all.

The Bont is shaping up to be worth his weight in SuperCoach gold. Picture: Julian Smith/AAP

Teammate Brodie Grundy’s 65 points in the same game came from 87 per cent time on ground.

Add his slightly underwhelming 80 from the State of Origin game and do we have a ruck problem?

Star Cats Gary Ablett and Tom Hawkins played in both of Geelong’s Marsh games and finished with averages under 40 despite spending more than 60 per cent time on ground.

Conversely, Stephen Coniglio’s 135 against Richmond was backed up by 101 in the Bushfire Relief game.

He enters the season as a bargain midfield premium.

The award for pre-season consistency goes to Todd Goldstein, who scored an even 100 in both his Marsh games, Josh Dunkley (103 twice) and Marlion Pickett (61 twice).

Todd Goldstein scored a tidy 100 in both games of the Marsh Community Series. Picture: Daniel Pockett/Getty

TOP MARSH AVERAGES

148.5 Marcus Bontempelli (WB) $623,000 MID (2 games)

142.5 Lachie Neale (BL) $658,500 MID (2 games)

135 Stephen Coniglio (GWS) $549,500 MID (1 game)

134 Brodie Smith (Adel) $481,300 DEF (1 game)

134 Jeremy Howe (Coll) $431,900 (1 game)

133 Andrew Gaff (WC) $583,200 MID (1 game)

130 Christian Petracca (Melb) $441,300 FWD (2 games)

129.5 Darcy McPherson (GC) $443,800 MID/FWD (2 games)

129 Elliot Yeo (WC) $584,400 MID (1 game)

126 Jack Viney (Melb) $439,300 MID (2 games)

Stephen Coniglio played only one game over the pre-season tournament, but scored a blistering 135. Picture: Julian Smith/AAP.

TOP POINTS PER 100 MINUTES

152.3 Marcus Bontempelli (WB) $623,000 MID (2 game)

148.2 Jack Viney (Melb) $439,300 MID (2 game)

144.9 Elliot Yeo (WC) $584,400 MID (1 game)

144.7 Max Gawn (Melb) $697,100 RUCK (1 game)

142.9 Josh P Kennedy (Syd) $579,000 (2 games)

139 Adam Treloar (Coll) $615,800 MID (1 game)

134.4 Lachie Neale (BL) $658,500 MID (2 games)

133 Andrew Gaff (WC) $583,200 MID (1 game)

132.1 Jarrod Berry (BL) $461,300 MID (2 games)

131.1 Jack Crisp (Coll) $482,800 DEF (2 games)

129.5 Matt Rowell (GC) $207,300 MID (2 games)

Pint-sized Jack Lonie may prove to be a SuperCoach steal. Picture: Michael Klein

POTENTIAL BARGAINS

110.5 Chris Mayne (Coll) $406,700 MID (2 games)

104.5 Sam Walsh (Carl) $471,900 MID (2 games)

102 Devon Smith (Ess) $335,800 MID/FWD (2 games)

102 Darcy Parish (Ess) $465,400 MID/FWD (2 games)

98.5 Isaac Cumming (GWS) $245,000 DEF (2 games)

98 Andrew Brayshaw (Frem) $382,800 MID/FWD (2 games)

93.5 Jack Lonie (StK) $354,200 FWD (2 games)

91.5 Sam Jacobs (GWS) $348,400 RUCK (2 games)

89 Connor Rozee (Port) $422,100 FWD (2 games)

87 Sam Docherty (Carl) $436,100 DEF (2 games)

*Marsh Series averages

The ‘Worpedo’ failed to fire during the pre-season tournament. Picture: Michael Dodge/AAP.

SHOULD WE WORRY?

79 Caleb Daniel (WB) $537,900 DEF (2 games)

68 Nic Newman (Carl) $524,800 DEF (2 games)

64 Brodie Grundy (Coll) $705,900 RUCK (1 game)

62.5 Ben Cunnington (NM) $554,100 MID (2 games)

61.5 James Worpel (Haw) $527,000 MID (2 games)

57.5 Dane Rampe (Syd) $527,800 DEF (2 games)

52.5 Chad Wingard (Haw) $412,300 FWD/MID (2 games)

44 Isaac Heeney (Syd) $510,700 FWD/MID (1 game)

37.5 Tom Hawkins (Geel) $465,000 FWD (2 games)

35 Bachar Houli (Rich) $571,600 DEF (1 game)

29.5 Gary Ablett (Geel) $519,400 FWD (2 games)

*Marsh Series averages

He was a Premiership hero in his one game for the Tigers, but can Marlion Pickett prove he’s more than just a one-hit wonder? Picture: Michael Dodge/AAP.

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127 Darcy Cameron (Coll) $123,900 RUCK (1 game)

82.5 Brandon Zerk-Thatcher (Ess) $189,000 DEF (2 games)

76 John Noble (Coll) $215,400 DEF (2 games)

64 Curtis Taylor (NM) $123,900 FWD (2 games)

61 Marlion Pickett (Rich) $123,900 (2 games)

61 Jarrod Brander (WC) $133,000 DEF/MID (2 games)

57.5 Ben Crocker (Adel) $152,000 FWD (2 games)

55.5 Connor Budarick (GC) $106,900 MID/FWD (2 games)

55 Callum Coleman-Jones (Rich) $195,500 RUC/FWD (2 games)

37.5 Max King (StK) $123,900 FWD (2 games)

*Marsh Series averages

Originally published as Every KFC SuperCoach score from the 2020 Marsh Community Series