scoob
Well-Known Member
You posted the most frequently used lineups the other day. Is is possible to apply win shares or any other measure collectively to get an idea of which lineups are more effective offensively and defensively?
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Colorado Basketball Win Shares and Adjusted +/- for the last 5 seasons
- Thread starter jgisland
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This is kind of tough to measure in college basketball because few variations of line-ups are used and raw +/- data is so subjective to who your competition is and who's on the court with you.
Let me put it this way - if you look at the adjusted +/- numbers in my first post for this year as a reference - If you put any two guys with Ski, Scott and Dinwiddie it's going to be a good line-up.
It was a nice walk through this post i normally search for this kind of useful information.
Kevin is a man who likes long walks on beaches.
I think he just wants to know how the win shares look since Dinwiddie went out.
Nylon Calculus just dropped their shot charts for the NCAA today - I encourage any hoops junkies to check it out. It's awesome.
really shows you just how good Josh scott is down low... unless he's to the left.
Definitely shows that our impressions are right. He's lethal in the mid-post but isn't as strong finishing at the rim as he should be.
Now that he looks like he can bench press a house, that should change.
it is interesting that Bitchynski from ASU left to the NBA right after he saw the new photo of Scott.
Holy **** #gameshooter.
you do realize blue is bad right?
As noted elsewhere, Red = bad until otherwise stated.
I was wondering if he was being sarcastic or if I was reading it wrong.
red = hot
blue = cold
agreed on the corner 3's - this is the highest % 3 point shot - but I guess in relation to the rest of the NCAA CU isn't as good at them (below average), but that doesn't mean that it isn't necessarily still your best shot.
I think they are supposed to be updating these charts with the actual % - which could shed some light on that.