High School Basketball Analytics Using Advanced Statistics to Give Your Team an Advantage |
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| Author:
| Tappa, Scott |
| ISBN: | 979-8-7416-2071-7 |
| Publication Date: | Jul 2021 |
| Publisher: | Independently Published
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| Book Format: | Paperback |
| List Price: | USD $11.99 |
Book Description:
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"Loved reading your book on analytics. I started using vps 6 years ago to give me another tool to analyze playing time. Your book opened me up to the value of PPP which I had never considered. I also have used a lot of color coded shot charts to help our shooters." - Derek Scott, Illinois "I am currently a senior in high school who is interested in basketball stats and analytics. I am currently reading your high school basketball analytics book and I love it!" - Dylan...
More Description "Loved reading your book on analytics. I started using vps 6 years ago to give me another tool to analyze playing time. Your book opened me up to the value of PPP which I had never considered. I also have used a lot of color coded shot charts to help our shooters." - Derek Scott, Illinois
"I am currently a senior in high school who is interested in basketball stats and analytics. I am currently reading your high school basketball analytics book and I love it!" - Dylan Lutey, Philadelphia, Pa.
"Congratulations on you book, High School Basketball Analytics. I loved to read it and I learned a lot about analytics." - Roger Dehesa, Spain
In basketball, two numbers matter above all others: your score and your opponent's score. Some purists might argue that these are, in fact, the only numbers that matter, and all others are useless noise created by nerds who could not cut it on the court. But ignore math at your own peril -- you might be missing out on a powerful competitive advantage. In High School Basketball Analytics: Using Advanced Statistics to Give Your Team an Advantage, a high school basketball coach goes in-depth on non-traditional metrics and other data that can help reveal your team's strengths and weaknesses, keys to winning and losing, and more. Learn how one team incorporated analytics into its program and how you can do the same.