r/CollegeBasketball 15d ago

Analysis / Statistics With Arkansas’s upset of St. John’s, John Calipari has more NCAA Tournament wins in the last 3 days than he has in his last 5+ years combined (2019).

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Guy likes red I guess.

r/CollegeBasketball 7d ago

Analysis / Statistics Tennessee has 15 points at halftime. The fewest by a top-2 seed in NCAA tournament history.

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1/15 from 3. 6/28 from the field.

r/CollegeBasketball 1d ago

Analysis / Statistics Duke made 1 FG in the final 10 minutes 30 seconds

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Flagg is going to be great. He had an incredible season and even game. No doubt. But he look shook in that huddle before being about a foot short on that shot with 15 seconds left.

r/CollegeBasketball 9d ago

Analysis / Statistics The KenPom ratings of the Elite Eight teams

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r/CollegeBasketball 16h ago

Analysis / Statistics All American✅ AP Player of the Year✅ Predicts the Future✅

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r/CollegeBasketball 10d ago

Analysis / Statistics If Alabama had not made a single two-point shot against BYU, the Crimson Tide would still have won the game.

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r/CollegeBasketball Jan 23 '25

Analysis / Statistics makes you think…

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and imagine if we add hockey this year

r/CollegeBasketball 14h ago

Analysis / Statistics How does a 7'2" giant not record 1 friggin rebound in 21 minutes of play

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r/CollegeBasketball Apr 09 '24

Analysis / Statistics For the first time ever, the Women’s NCAA Tournament Championship had more viewers than the men’s

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r/CollegeBasketball 15d ago

Analysis / Statistics [Sweeney] It’s popular to claim the lack of upsets this year is because of NIL, but it seems to be the main reason there haven’t been many this year is none of the MM teams made threes. 10 12-16 seeds played Friday. Only one shot over 30% from three: Colorado State, the lone winner

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r/CollegeBasketball 10d ago

Analysis / Statistics Don’t ever tell me the odds

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r/CollegeBasketball 6d ago

Analysis / Statistics [Sportico] Average age of the Sweet 16 Starting Lineups

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r/CollegeBasketball 8d ago

Analysis / Statistics Hailey Van Lith is the only player to lead THREE different schools to the Elite Eight in NCAA history (men's or women's)

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r/CollegeBasketball 10d ago

Analysis / Statistics Alabama sets the NCAA Tournament record for most three pointers in a game with their 22nd.

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Previous record was held by Loyola Marymount in 1990, with 21 three pointers.

Edit: Alabama finishes with 25 three pointers.

r/CollegeBasketball Mar 18 '23

Analysis / Statistics [Sherman] Purdue is ranked #1 in effective height on Kenpom. Fairleigh Dickinson is ranked #363 out of 363. Literal David v Goliath.

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r/CollegeBasketball 6d ago

Analysis / Statistics [Sportico] Average age of starting lineups this weekend (NBA vs college)

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“Want to feel old? Cooper Flagg 🏳️ was born in December 2006. He has never lived in a world without Facebook, or been alive when Pluto was a planet.”

r/CollegeBasketball Dec 18 '24

Analysis / Statistics I think the SEC-ACC challenge is officially over

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r/CollegeBasketball Jan 19 '25

Analysis / Statistics #2, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8, #9, #11, #13, #14, #15, #16 (2x), #18, #20, #22, #23 (2x), and #25 have all lost this week

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And we have #12 Michigan State @ #19 Illinois tomorrow so that's at least one more

r/CollegeBasketball Mar 22 '24

Analysis / Statistics The Samford MBB Twitter/X not only reposted this, but PINNED it.

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r/CollegeBasketball 27d ago

Analysis / Statistics Which team has beaten all three teams circled in red?

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That’s right, you guessed it. There’s an elephant in the room and that elephant has beaten each of these teams to a pulp.

Auburn University was narrowly surpassed by Syracuse on March 28, 2003, losing by 1 point, 79-78.

The University of Tennessee was defeated at home in Knoxville by Syracuse on December 9, 1992, final score 87-81.

The University of Alabama lost to Syracuse on January 11, 1997, 70-66.

What does all of this mean for this years tournament season? Will they rise to the occasion again this year and somehow win it all, regardless of their 112 ranking on the most holy kenpom.com? Who is my biological father? So many questions!

r/CollegeBasketball Mar 21 '23

Analysis / Statistics I thought this was interesting

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r/CollegeBasketball Feb 12 '25

Analysis / Statistics Current CBB efficiency landscape, broken into tiers:

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r/CollegeBasketball Mar 03 '24

Analysis / Statistics Caitlin Clark breaks the scoring record

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She broke Pete Maravich’s scoring record!

3,668 points scored.

https://x.com/bigtennetwork/status/1764364848618475844?s=46

r/CollegeBasketball 1d ago

Analysis / Statistics Further analysis of the Duke-Houston game

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r/CollegeBasketball 13d ago

Analysis / Statistics Most Sweet 16 Appearances, 2015-2025

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