In past articles, we discussed using advanced metrics or analytics as another means to evaluate our players. We can use any of the many criteria already out there or we […]
Players: Thoughts to Navigate the Next 60 Days
Now that there are a few signs that we have begun a return to some degree of normalcy, it seems the right time for players, their families and coaches to […]
Lineup Analysis – How effective are your different lineup combinations?
Substitution patterns can and do vary immensely from coach to coach and not only can they vary from season to season, but they can also vary from game to game. […]
Passes Per Possession – an eye opening metric
Sometimes events happen in such a way as to smack one in the face with a realization of an obvious premise that one has always known. Witness the following three […]
Empty Stats: How Much Do You and Your Players Need To Know?
In a past article BLOCKS and STEALS: TRACK the UNSUCCESSFUL ONES TOO, it was pointed out that blocks and steals as raw stats can be very misleading when you don’t […]
Blocks and Steals: Track the Unsuccessful Attempts Too
My recent article Increase Your Competitive Edge: Reduce Fouls and Turnovers correlated the number of successful 2014-2015 NCAA teams who had both low turnover and fouls per game rates. Today, […]