This blog was written by Noah Principal Data Scientist, Dr. Gus Omer. This is the first of a series of blogs behind the science of shooting. Stay tuned for more on depth and left and right deviation coming in the following weeks.
Read MoreTop Shooting Teams of the NBA's Returning 22: Part IILast week we shared the first half of the ten best shooting teams of those returning to complete the 2020 season. Using solely shooting accuracy based on their pre-shutdown season field goal and...
Read MoreA shooting machine is usually a piece of equipment installed on or around a hoop to help players get more repetition. Shooting machines like the Gun or Dr. Dish rebound and distribute the ball to the player, allowing for more shots in a quicker...
Read MoreIf the rest of the season is going to be as unpredictable as non-conference play has been, college basketball fans are in for a ride.
Read MoreFree throws are supposed to be the easiest shot in basketball. It’s the highest percentage shot, most teams averaging above 70 percent. It’s an uncontested shot, giving the fouled player a chance to earn the points that were potentially taken from...
Read MoreChampionships aren’t won without hard work, good thing the defending NCAA National Champions aren’t sleeping in the off-season. Noah Basketball sat down with Virginia Men’s Basketball Head Coach Tony Bennett last week to discuss his program’s...
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