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Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Tracking NBA players and ball

By Tangotiger, 03:44 PM

Fantastic stuff.

A tightly contested layup produces about the same amount of points per shot attempt as a wide-open 19-footer.
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San Antonio players, for instance, shoot 60 percent after receiving passes from Tim Duncan. That’s a very high number, Kopp said, and it’s not entirely unexpected, given how much attention Duncan still draws in the post and on pick-and-rolls.

And lots more stuff.  I don’t care at all about basketball, but I love this stuff.

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