Using Non-Conference Stats
Every school is either about to start conference play or has already played a conference game or two (or more). So, what do you do with those stats from non-conference…
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Five Ways Last Year’s Stats Can Help This Year
With just a few weeks until the new season starts, here are five ways last year’s stats can help you prepare for this season: Identify what you’ll be missing –…
How To React To Stats
Or what you can learn from fantasy football Mike Evans is a wide receiver for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Through his first five seasons in the NFL, he’s been one…
Lineup has launched!
Our starting lineup of reasons to order Lineup or Lineup Plus: Save Time – Lineup works in seconds rather than having to watch the film multiple times Get More Data…
Introducing Lineup
The last couple of years, we’ve worked hard with teams across the country to provide them information on their teams – advanced statistics, 5 man lineup stats, 2 and 3…
NCAA Women’s D3 Final Four Preview
Back in December we looked at the current top 5 to define what a ‘good’ team looked like. Those five were Amherst, Tufts, Thomas More, St Thomas and Scranton. At…
What’s ‘good’? – D3 Women’s Basketball Edition
I love working with coaches and showing them how statistics can impact their team. Recently, a coach I’ve worked with for a few season at the NCAA Division III level…
How Can Statistics Make You Better?
As another basketball (or really any sport) season approaches, how can you use stats to improve your team? 1. Get yourself some good stats – this is the first hurdle…
Advancing (All Levels of) Basketball
Recently we made some changes to our website. We added a LOT of stats. Now you’re probably thinking, you’re called StatGeek, I would expect a lot of stats. But really…
Innovative shot chart comes to StatGeek!
One of my first jobs as an assistant coach was to maintain the shot chart on the sideline. I did mine using paper and pencil on the sideline. My hand…