Here are Duke's plus-minus stats for the complete regular season, as compiled at DBR:
http://forums.dukebasketballreport.com/ ... inus/page3
Name - +/- - Mins - Per 40
Allen - 324 - 18:33:48 - 11.6
Jones - 266 - 16:08:38 - 11.0
Ingram - 263 - 17:29:30 - 10.0
Plumlee - 220 - 15:52:16 - 9.2
Kennard - 217 - 13:04:53 - 11.1
Jefferson - 139 - 04:33:30 - 20.3
Thornton - 122 - 13:49:19 - 5.9
Jeter - 36 - 03:24:28 - 7.0
Lineup - +/- - Mins - Per 40
Plumlee Ingram Jones Kennard Allen - 97 - 04:01:11 - 16.1
Plumlee Jefferson Ingram Jones Allen - 50 - 01:10:19 - 28.4
Plumlee Ingram Kennard Allen Thornton - 39 - 02:29:25 - 10.4
Jefferson Ingram Jones Kennard Allen - 25 - 00:20:29 - 48.8
Plumlee Ingram Jones Allen Thornton - 24 - 04:28:11 - 3.6
Ingram Jones Kennard Allen Thornton - 23 - 00:27:07 - 33.9
Jeter Ingram Jones Kennard Allen - 21 - 00:42:06 - 20.0
Plumlee Jefferson Kennard Allen Thornton - 13 - 00:12:35 - 41.3
Jefferson Jones Kennard Allen Thornton - 12 - 00:16:54 - 28.4
Jeter Ingram Jones Allen Thornton - 11 - 00:29:42 - 14.8
Plumlee Jones Kennard Allen Thornton - 11 - 00:49:54 - 8.8
Jefferson Jeter Ingram Kennard Thornton - 10 - 00:11:13 - 35.7
Plumlee Jefferson Jones Allen Thornton - 5 - 00:33:12 - 6.0
Jeter Ingram Jones Kennard Thornton - 4 - 00:18:11 - 8.8
Jeter Ingram Kennard Allen Thornton 4 - 00:23:39 - 6.8
I took out every lineup with under 10:00 of playing time. The four lineups in bold are interesting to me. One of them, the lineup with Jefferson at the 5 and Ingram at the 4, was the lineup of death. However, the Plumlee Jefferson Kennard Allen Thornton lineup was bizarrely our 2nd best lineup, albeit for only 12:35 all season.
It's also worth noting that when we were forced to play Ingram at the 5 for 27 minutes this season, Duke was actually awesome, at +33.9 points per 40. It was our 2nd best lineup that got over 15 minutes.
The other two bolded lineups are the main lineups with Jefferson out, which show how Duke performs with Thornton vs. Kennard in the 5th spot - we are 12.5 points better per 40 with Kennard in that lineup than with Thornton. There are plenty of flaws with this thinking, but based on these numbers, if K were to shift to 36 minutes each for Allen, Kennard, Jones, Ingram and Plumlee, with 8 minutes of Jeter and 12 minutes of Thornton (instead of Thornton's usual 28 without Jefferson), Duke would be about 5 points better per game. A 5-point swing would shift 4-5 of Duke's losses to wins this season.