Basketball Statistical Analysis

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C OUNT THE B ASKET Advanced Stats for Basketball countthebasket@gmail.com Player stats by season [ GUIDE ]: BBALLsports SuperDB (37-38 - 06-07) | BBALLsports (37-38 - 03-04, defunct?) | Basketball-Reference ( 46-47 on , search , player comparisons ) | databaseBasketball (46-47 - 06-07) | databaseBasketball Stats Download 2.1 (46-47 - 06-07) | Dean LaVergne's SeasonStats (46-47 - 05-06) | Doug's Stats (88-89 on) | Nbahoopsonline (72-73 - 05-06) | StatsCentral (72-73 - 97-98) | NBA.com (82-83 on) | ESPN (84-85 on) | Yahoo (84-85 on) | STATS Snap (84-85 - 05-06) | STATS HS (89-90 on) | SI (89-90 on) | CBS (89-90 on) | FoxSports (89-90 on) | MSNBC (89-90 on) | USA Today ( current , 96-97 - 04-05 ) | HoopsStats (97-98 on) | AOL (05-06 on) | KnickerBlogger ( current , 06-07 )

Count The Basket - Stat Links

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"A Starting Point for Analyzing Basketball Statistics" by Justin Kubatko, Dean Oliver et al.

APBRmetrics (Association for Professional Basketball Research Metrics) is a term used by a few to refer to the analysis of basketball through objective evidence, especially basketball statistics . APBRmetrics is a cousin to the study of baseball statistics , known as Sabermetrics , and similarly takes its name from the acronym APBR, which stands for the Association for Professional Basketball Research. A key tenet for many modern basketball analysts is that basketball is best evaluated at the level of possessions. During a single game, both teams have approximately the same number of possessions, because they alternate possession. (A team can have slightly more if it begins and ends a quarter or half with possession.)

APBRmetrics

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/APBRmetrics