Glossary

Share of his points that were second chance points.

Scoring context

Share of his points that came from two-pointers.

Playmaking & rebounding

Share of his points that came from threes.

Playmaking & rebounding

Share of his points scored on the break, estimated.

Scoring context

Share of his points that came from the line.

Playmaking & rebounding

Share of his points scored in the paint.

Scoring context

Team point differential while he was on the floor. Needs to know who was playing, so 2024 onward only — earlier play-by-play carries no substitutions and no on-floor list, which is unrecoverable rather than merely missing.

Box score

First-half points.

Game log

Games with 20 or more points and 10 or more assists.

Milestones

Games with 20 or more points and 10 or more rebounds.

Milestones

Second-half points.

Game log

Second chance points — scored on possessions that began with an offensive rebound. Counted directly from the play feed, with no clock involved.

Scoring context

Second chance points. Per 40 minutes played. Blank under 200 minutes on the season — a rate over a handful of appearances describes the appearances, not the player.

Scoring context

Second chance points per game.

Scoring context

Second-chance points / total points

Team — Scoring

Second-chance points per game

Team — Scoring

Second-chance points − allowed (season total; reconstructed from play-by-play, so blank unless every game has PBP)

Team — Differentials

Second-chance points − allowed, per game

Team — Differentials

2-point %

Shooting

Two-point field goals attempted.

Shooting

Two-point attempts. Per 40 minutes played. Blank under 200 minutes on the season — a rate over a handful of appearances describes the appearances, not the player.

Shooting

Two-point attempts per game.

Shooting

Two-point field goals made.

Shooting

2-pointers made − allowed

Team — Differentials

Games with at least three of each of points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks.

Milestones

3-point %

Shooting

3P% − Opp 3P% (computed from raw 3PT counts)

Team — Differentials

Three-point field goals attempted.

Shooting

3-point attempts − allowed

Team — Differentials

Three-point attempts. Per 40 minutes played. Blank under 200 minutes on the season — a rate over a handful of appearances describes the appearances, not the player.

Shooting

Three-point attempts per game.

Shooting

3PA / FGA (3-point reliance)

Team — Scoring

Three-point field goals made.

Shooting

3-pointers made − allowed (season total)

Team — Differentials

3-pointers made − allowed, per game

Team — Differentials

Three-point make margin.

Game log

Share of field-goal attempts taken from three

Team — Scoring

% of shot attempts that are 3-pointers (shot diet)

Shooting

Games with at least four of each of the five.

Milestones

Games with at least five of each of the five — the rarest line in the sport.

Milestones

Adjusted tempo — possessions per 40 minutes against an average opponent

Team — Overall

Points allowed per 100 possessions, adjusted for the offenses faced. Lower is better.

Team ratings

Adjusted offense minus adjusted defense — the single number for how good a team is. Roughly, the margin per 100 possessions you would expect against an average opponent on a neutral floor.

Team ratings

Points scored per 100 possessions, adjusted for the strength of the defenses faced. The adjustment is what makes a mid-major's number comparable to a high-major's.

Team ratings

Schedule-adjusted defensive rating — points allowed per 100 possessions (lower is better)

Team — Overall

Age at the end of the season, from the date of birth in Bart's player file. A 19-year-old and a 23-year-old putting up the same line are not the same prospect.

Player info

Schedule-adjusted net rating — points per 100 possessions vs an average D-I opponent on a neutral floor

Team — Overall

Schedule-adjusted offensive rating — points scored per 100 possessions

Team — Overall

AP rank that week. 0 if unranked.

Game log

Assists per game

Offense

% of made field goals that were assisted (lower = more self-created)

Shooting

Total assists.

Box score

Points his teammates scored off his passes, valued at what the shot was actually worth — three for a three. An assist to a shooter is not the same as an assist to a dunker, and this is the column that says so.

Playmaking & rebounding

Assists per 100 possessions he used — assists as a share of everything he did with the ball.

Playmaking & rebounding

Assists. Per 40 minutes played. Blank under 200 minutes on the season — a rate over a handful of appearances describes the appearances, not the player.

Box score

Assists per game

Team — Scoring

Assists per turnover

Team — Scoring

Assist-to-turnover ratio (assists per game ÷ turnovers per game)

Advanced

Assist percentage divided by usage. A high assist rate is easy to post when you hold the ball all night; this asks whether he passed more than his workload alone would explain.

Playmaking & rebounding

Share of his teammates' field goals that he assisted while on the floor. Blank under 100 minutes.

Playmaking & rebounding

Assist margin.

Game log

3-point % above the break (2022+)

Team — Scoring

Bench points / total points

Team — Scoring

Points from players who did not start, per game

Team — Scoring

Total blocks.

Box score

Blocks. Per 40 minutes played. Blank under 200 minutes on the season — a rate over a handful of appearances describes the appearances, not the player.

Box score

Blocks per game

Team — Defense

Blocks per personal foul.

Fouls

Share of opponent two-point attempts he blocked while on the floor. Blank under 100 minutes.

Defensive rates

Block margin.

Game log

The box-score half of EPM — what a player's counting stats alone say he is worth, before any on-court results are considered. It is the starting point the full model adjusts away from, and it is available for every season on the site, including those with no play-by-play. Where Box and EPM disagree is usually the interesting part of a player.

Impact

Blocks per game

Defense

A profile of how a coach's teams actually play, measured across nine dimensions of style — tempo, three-point rate, free-throw rate, offensive rebounding, turnovers, ball movement, and three defensive counterparts. Each is expressed as a percentile against every other coach in the database, so it reads as a shape rather than a score. Style is not quality: a coach can be extreme on every dimension and mediocre, or bland and excellent.

CaveatOnly coaches with several seasons on record qualify for the percentile ranks. One good year is not a tendency.

Coaches

1 for a conference game.

Game log

Conference schedule strength — average opponent adjusted net rating in conference games

Team — Record & Outcomes

Minutes continuity — for each player the smaller of last season's and this season's minute share, summed. Near 100% when the same players hold the same rotation roles.

Team — Roster & Experience

3-point % from the corners (2022+)

Team — Scoring

Share of a team's threes taken from the corner (2022+)

Team — Scoring

Double-doubles — games with ten or more in two of points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks.

Milestones

The defensive half of EPM, per 100 possessions, signed so that positive is always better. A +3 defender saves three points per 100 possessions against an average one.

CaveatDefense is the noisier half of any plus-minus metric, here and everywhere else.

Impact

Overall selection in the NBA draft, for players who were drafted. Blank for everyone else — which is almost everyone.

Player info

Draft round. Derived from the overall pick rather than recorded, so it is right in a normal 60-pick year and can be off by a slot in a year with forfeited picks.

Player info

Defensive rebounds.

Game log

Share of available defensive rebounds he collected while on the floor. Blank under 100 minutes.

Defensive rates

Defensive rebounds per game (RPG − OREB)

Offense

Defensive rebounds − opp DREB

Team — Differentials

Defensive rebounds. Per 40 minutes played. Blank under 200 minutes on the season — a rate over a handful of appearances describes the appearances, not the player.

Box score

Defensive rebounds per game

Team — Defense

Defensive rebound % — share of available defensive boards secured

Team — Defense

Points allowed per 100 possessions (lower is better)

Lineups & on/off

Raw defensive rating (points allowed per 100 possessions)

Team — Defense

Effective height in inches — average player height weighted by minutes played, so it describes the rotation rather than the listed roster

Team — Roster & Experience

Field goal percentage that counts a three as worth more than a two. The first Four Factor.

Four Factors

Effective FG%: (FGM + 0.5 × 3PM) / FGA

Shooting

Effective field goal percentage allowed.

Game log

eFG% − Opp eFG% (shooting margin)

Team — Differentials

Our headline all-in-one rating: how many points per 100 possessions a player is worth compared with an average Division I player, offense and defense combined. Zero is average; the best players in the country land somewhere around +8. It is built from play-by-play — every stretch of game time where the same ten players are on the floor becomes an observation, and a regression solves for how much each individual is worth once teammates and opponents are accounted for. That regression starts from a box-score estimate of the player and adjusts it toward what the scoreboard actually did while he played. That box-score estimate is read in the context of the schedule behind it: the same line counts for more against the defenses a player actually had to face, and less against a soft slate. Three-point and free-throw variance is removed first, because nobody on the floor controls whether an open look drops. Non-conference games count for more, since they are the only games that connect one conference to another.

CaveatFive starters who share every possession are difficult to tell apart — the data cannot see who caused what when they are never separated. Expect a good team's rotation to cluster.

Impact

A value marked with ≈ comes from the box-score model rather than from play-by-play. Seasons before lineup tracking existed can only be estimated this way.

CaveatEstimated values are placed on the same scale as measured ones so the two can be sorted together, but an estimate is not a measurement and carries wider error.

Reading the numbers

EPM is a rate; eWins is the total. It converts a player's per-possession impact into the number of wins he added over what an average player would have produced in the same playing time. This is the default sort on the player board, because a rate alone treats a 24-minute role player and the man who closes games as equals. Minutes are also the one input we have that does not come off the floor — they are a coach's judgment about a player, formed from practices nobody outside the program sees. Estimates for the lowest-usage players are eased toward average before the total is taken: someone who ends very few possessions leaves less evidence behind him, and a thin estimate should not be published at full confidence.

CaveatThat easing pulls in from BOTH ends — a low-usage player with a negative figure moves up too. It is a statement about how much we know, not about how good he is.

Impact

Fast break points, estimated. Nothing in the play feed tags a possession as transition, and the best time-based proxy is still about a third off — so it is not published raw. Each team's official league total for the game is divided among its players by their scoring inside five seconds of gaining the ball, which makes the team figure exact and leaves the uncertainty in the split. Fractional for that reason.

Scoring context

Fast-break points / total pts

Team — Scoring

Fast-break points per game

Team — Scoring

Fast break points, estimated. Per 40 minutes played. Blank under 200 minutes on the season — a rate over a handful of appearances describes the appearances, not the player.

Scoring context

Fast break points per game, estimated.

Scoring context

Fast-break points − allowed (season total; blank when the split wasn't tracked for enough games)

Team — Differentials

Fast-break points − allowed, per game

Team — Differentials

Field goal % (combined 2P + 3P)

Shooting

Field goals attempted.

Shooting

Field goal attempts. Per 40 minutes played. Blank under 200 minutes on the season — a rate over a handful of appearances describes the appearances, not the player.

Shooting

Field goal attempts per game.

Shooting

Field goals made.

Shooting

Field goals made − allowed

Team — Differentials

Games fouled out. Lower is better.

Fouls

Dean Oliver's decomposition of what decides a basketball game, in descending order of importance: shooting, turnovers, rebounding, free throws. Every team has an offensive and a defensive version of each.

Four Factors

Share of team minutes played by freshmen

Team — Roster & Experience

Share of team points scored by freshmen

Team — Roster & Experience

How often a team gets to the line relative to how often it shoots. The fourth Four Factor.

Four Factors

Free-throw %

Shooting

Free throws attempted.

Shooting

Free throw attempts. Per 40 minutes played. Blank under 200 minutes on the season — a rate over a handful of appearances describes the appearances, not the player.

Shooting

Free throw attempts per game.

Shooting

Free-throw attempts / FG attempts (line-drawing volume)

Shooting

Free throws made.

Shooting

Free throws made − allowed

Team — Differentials

Free throws MADE per field goal attempt. The companion to free-throw rate, which counts attempts: this one only credits the points that actually arrived.

Playmaking & rebounding

Free throw rate — free throws attempted per field goal attempt.

Game log

Free throw rate allowed.

Game log

Game Score — Hollinger's one-number summary of a box score line. Roughly: 10 is a solid starter's night, 20 is a very good one, 40+ is a game people remember.

Game log

Games played

Volume

Games started. Bart's season table has no such column — this is counted from the starter flag on every per-game box row.

Playing time

Combined defensive-event rate — STL% + BLK%

Team — Defense

Height in inches, so it sorts and filters as a number. Displayed in feet and inches.

Player info

Hakeem % — BLK% + STL% (named after Hakeem Olajuwon)

Defense

1 at home, 0 away or neutral.

Game log

Share of team minutes played by juniors

Team — Roster & Experience

Share of team points scored by juniors

Team — Roster & Experience

Largest lead held.

Game log

Games he led all players in the sum of all five box categories.

Game leaders

Games he led all players in assists.

Game leaders

Games he led all players in blocks.

Game leaders

Games he led all players in points plus assists.

Game leaders

Games he led all players in points plus rebounds.

Game leaders

Games he led all players in points plus rebounds plus assists.

Game leaders

Games he led all players on the floor in scoring.

Game leaders

Games he led all players in rebounds.

Game leaders

Games he led all players in steals.

Game leaders

Games he led his team in the sum of all five box categories.

Game leaders

Games he led his team in assists.

Game leaders

Games he led his team in blocks.

Game leaders

Games he led his team in points plus assists.

Game leaders

Games he led his team in points plus rebounds.

Game leaders

Games he led his team in points plus rebounds plus assists.

Game leaders

Games he led his own team in scoring.

Game leaders

Games he led his team in rebounds.

Game leaders

Games he led his team in steals.

Game leaders

Season losses, counted from our own game logs

Team — Record & Outcomes

Losses in games the team led by 10 or more at some point

Team — Record & Outcomes

Losses in games the team led by 15 or more at some point

Team — Record & Outcomes

Losses in games the team led by 20 or more at some point

Team — Record & Outcomes

Losses in games the team led by 5 or more at some point

Team — Record & Outcomes

Losses in games the team never led

Team — Record & Outcomes

Final margin. Negative in a loss.

Game log

Field-goal % from mid-range (2022+)

Team — Scoring

Share of field-goal attempts taken from mid-range

Team — Scoring

Mid-range (2-point jumper) field goal %

Shooting

Total minutes played on the season.

Playing time

Minutes on the floor together

Lineups & on/off

Impact metrics are hidden below a minutes threshold rather than shown as a small number. Beneath it the model is mostly repeating its own starting assumption, and publishing that invites it to be read as a measurement.

Coverage

Minutes per game

Volume

Non-conference schedule strength — average opponent adjusted net rating in non-conference games

Team — Record & Outcomes

1 for an NCAA tournament game.

Game log

Career wins and losses in the NCAA tournament, with Sweet 16s, Final Fours and titles noted separately.

Coaches

Net rating for this game — offensive rating minus defensive rating, per 100 possessions. The pace-independent version of margin.

Game log

Individual offensive rating minus defensive rating, per 100 possessions

Advanced

1 on a neutral floor.

Game log

The offensive half of EPM: points per 100 possessions added on offense versus an average player.

Impact

The share of a team's own missed shots it recovers. The third Four Factor.

Four Factors

The rawest view: his team's net rating per 100 possessions with him on the floor, minus the same figure with him off it. Shooting variance is stripped out, but nothing else is — no adjustment for who he played with or against.

CaveatThe weakest number on the page and we would rather say so. It barely repeats from one season to the next, and it is only shown at all above a possession floor.

Impact

Points allowed.

Game log

Opponent 3-point %

Team — Defense

Share of opponent attempts allowed from three

Team — Defense

Opponent's AP rank that week. 0 if unranked.

Game log

Opponent eFG%

Team — Defense

Opponent free-throw attempt rate (lower is better)

Lineups & on/off

Share of opponent attempts allowed from mid-range

Team — Defense

Opponent OREB% (allowed)

Team — Defense

Share of opponent attempts allowed at the rim

Team — Defense

Opponent's NCAA seed.

Game log

Opponent TOV% (forced)

Team — Defense

Offensive rebounds.

Game log

Share of available offensive rebounds he collected while on the floor. Blank under 100 minutes.

Playmaking & rebounding

Offensive rebound rate allowed.

Game log

Offensive rebounds per game

Offense

Offensive rebounds − opp OREB

Team — Differentials

Offensive rebounds. Per 40 minutes played. Blank under 200 minutes on the season — a rate over a handful of appearances describes the appearances, not the player.

Box score

Offensive rebounds per game

Team — Scoring

Offensive rebound %

Team — Scoring

OREB% − Opp OREB% (offensive-board battle)

Team — Differentials

Points scored per 100 possessions

Lineups & on/off

Raw offensive rating (points per 100 possessions)

Team — Scoring

Overtime points. Zero in a game that ended in regulation.

Game log

Points plus rebounds plus assists.

Game log

Possessions per game

Team — Overall

Paint points / total pts

Team — Scoring

Points in the paint − allowed (season total)

Team — Differentials

Points in the paint − allowed, per game

Team — Differentials

Points in the paint per game

Team — Scoring

Games with play-by-play, the denominator every lead-state count above is measured over

Team — Record & Outcomes

The standard denominator for efficiency. Points per 100 removes pace, which raw points per game does not.

Reading the numbers

Where a player or team sits against everyone else who qualifies that season. 99 means top 1%. Percentiles are always within-season, so a 90th-percentile shooter in 2015 and one in 2026 are equally rare in their own eras.

Reading the numbers

Personal fouls committed. Lower is better.

Box score

Steals plus blocks per personal foul — disruption weighed against the cost of getting it.

Fouls

Fouls committed per 100 opponent possessions (lower is better)

Lineups & on/off

Personal fouls, lower being better. Per 40 minutes played. Blank under 200 minutes on the season — a rate over a handful of appearances describes the appearances, not the player.

Box score

Personal fouls per game. Lower is better.

Box score

Personal fouls drawn per game — the opponent's foul count

Team — Scoring

EuroLeague Performance Index Rating (per game, minus TOV)

Advanced

Points in the paint. Shots are placed in the lane from their recorded coordinates, then each team's official league total for the game is divided among its players in those proportions — so a team's paint points always add up to the real figure. Fractional for that reason.

Scoring context

Points in the paint. Per 40 minutes played. Blank under 200 minutes on the season — a rate over a handful of appearances describes the appearances, not the player.

Scoring context

Points in the paint per game.

Scoring context

Points produced per game above what a freely available replacement-level player would have managed on the same number of possessions, credited for the quality of defense actually faced. Built game by game, so a big night against the best defense in the country counts for more than the same line against the worst. Offense only — it says nothing about the other end.

Advanced

Offensive possessions (FGA − OREB + TO + 0.475·FTA)

Lineups & on/off

One trip down the floor. It ends with a shot that is not offensively rebounded, a turnover, or a trip to the line. Rate stats are quoted per 100 possessions so that a fast team and a slow one can be compared directly — a team playing at 75 possessions a game will score more points than one at 62 without being any better at basketball.

Reading the numbers

1 for any postseason game.

Game log

Points per game

Offense

Points Per Possession — points scored per possession the player USED: PTS / (FGA + 0.44·FTA + TOV). Same numerator as TS%, but turnovers are in the denominator, so a possession ended with a giveaway still counts as one spent.

Advanced

Pure Point Rating — assists weighed against turnovers, per 100 possessions, on Hollinger's two-thirds weighting. Positive means he creates more with the pass than he gives away.

Playmaking & rebounding

Last season’s schedule-adjusted net rating — the rating this roster is changing from

Team — Overall

Total minutes the team played last season — the denominator for Returning Min %

Team — Roster & Experience

Returning plus incoming transfer minutes over last season's team total. Can exceed 100% when a team replaces its rotation with more proven production than it fielded.

Team — Roster & Experience

Total points on the season.

Box score

Points created — his own points plus the points his assists produced. The fullest single measure of what his offense put on the scoreboard.

Playmaking & rebounding

Total points scored − allowed (season)

Team — Differentials

Points off turnovers − allowed, per game

Team — Differentials

Points off turnovers per game

Team — Scoring

Points. Per 40 minutes played. Blank under 200 minutes on the season — a rate over a handful of appearances describes the appearances, not the player.

Box score

Points per game

Team — Scoring

Bart's overall ranking (we surface BTA RTG score elsewhere; this is the per-season rank position)

Team — Overall

A rate (EPM, PPP, TS%) asks how good a player is when he plays. A value stat (eWins, PORP) asks how much he actually delivered. They answer different questions and will disagree — a high-rate reserve can trail a lower-rate starter on value, and that is the two statistics working correctly, not a contradiction.

Reading the numbers

Selection number within the round.

Player info

Total rebounds.

Box score

Total rebounds − opp REB

Team — Differentials

Rebounds − opponent rebounds, per game

Team — Differentials

Rebounds. Per 40 minutes played. Blank under 200 minutes on the season — a rate over a handful of appearances describes the appearances, not the player.

Box score

Total rebounds per game

Team — Scoring

Share of all available rebounds he collected while on the floor. Blank under 100 minutes.

Playmaking & rebounding

Rebound margin.

Game log

The production a team could get for nothing — the level of a readily available bench player or waiver-wire equivalent. Metrics measured against replacement (rather than against average) credit a player for simply being better than the alternative.

Reading the numbers

A career summary blending tournament results, regular-season winning and the quality of the teams a coach did it with. It is a record of what has happened, not a projection of what will.

Coaches

Current-season minutes played by returners

Team — Roster & Experience

Sum of last season's minutes for players still on this season's roster

Team — Roster & Experience

Share of THIS season's minutes played by returners

Team — Roster & Experience

Last season's minutes belonging to players who came back, over the team's total minutes last season

Team — Roster & Experience

Field-goal % at the rim (2022+)

Team — Scoring

Share of field-goal attempts taken at the rim

Team — Scoring

% of shot attempts taken at the rim (shot diet)

Shooting

Field goal % at the rim (dunks + layups + tip-ins)

Shooting

Rebounds per game

Offense

True shooting against this season's own Division I mean, in percentage points. Shooting has moved a long way across the seasons on this site, so a raw 56% in 2014 and a raw 56% in 2026 are not the same achievement — this says how far above or below his own league he finished.

Shooting

NCAA tournament seed. 0 outside the tournament.

Game log

Share of his own missed shots that he rebounded himself. Blank under 20 missed attempts.

Playmaking & rebounding

Share of team minutes played by sophomores

Team — Roster & Experience

Share of team points scored by sophomores

Team — Roster & Experience

Strength of schedule — average opponent adjusted net rating

Team — Record & Outcomes

Expected win % of a bubble-quality (45th-ranked) team against this schedule — higher means an easier slate

Team — Record & Outcomes

Steals per game

Defense

Share of team minutes played by seniors

Team — Roster & Experience

Share of team points scored by seniors

Team — Roster & Experience

Steals plus blocks — the two ways a box score records a stop.

Game log

Total steals.

Box score

Steals. Per 40 minutes played. Blank under 200 minutes on the season — a rate over a handful of appearances describes the appearances, not the player.

Box score

Steals per game

Team — Defense

Steals per personal foul.

Fouls

Steals per turnover — takeaways weighed against giveaways.

Defensive rates

Share of opponent possessions he ended with a steal while on the floor. Blank under 100 minutes.

Defensive rates

Steal margin.

Game log

The average quality of the opponents a team actually played.

Team ratings

Triple-doubles — ten or more in three of the five.

Milestones

Total minutes the team has played this season

Team — Roster & Experience

Technical fouls. Shown as a raw count with no percentile: nearly everyone has zero, and coloring that says nothing.

Box score

Possessions per 40 minutes. A description of style, not quality: the fastest and slowest teams in the country both win games.

Team ratings

Shown, but flagged. COVID-shortened schedules, canceled games and irregular opponents make it incomparable with the seasons around it, so it carries a marker wherever seasons can be pooled — it is fine on its own terms and misleading in an average. Coverage is partial: team pages, the team explorer and the Team Game Log Explorer hold it in full, while the per-player game log and anything built from play-by-play (shot charts, lineups, on/off) do not, because that season's archive has no per-player box or play-by-play.

Coverage

Turnovers per game

Team — Scoring

Turnovers per game (lower is better)

Offense

Turnovers − opp TOV (negative = good)

Team — Differentials

Turnovers − opponent turnovers, per game (negative = good)

Team — Differentials

Turnovers, lower being better. Per 40 minutes played. Blank under 200 minutes on the season — a rate over a handful of appearances describes the appearances, not the player.

Box score

Turnover rate — share of possessions used that end in a turnover (lower is better)

Offense

Turnover rate forced.

Game log

Opp TOV% − your TOV% (+ = forcing more)

Team — Differentials

Turnover margin — positive means the opponent gave it away more.

Game log

Minutes the incoming transfers played elsewhere last season — proven production added through the portal

Team — Roster & Experience

True shooting %: PTS / (2 × (FGA + 0.44 × FTA))

Shooting

How often a possession ends without a shot going up. The second Four Factor.

Four Factors

Unassisted field goals per game

Team — Scoring

Share of made field goals that were unassisted

Team — Scoring

Usage rate — fraction of team possessions ending with this player

Offense

1 for a win, 0 for a loss.

Game log

Wins above bubble — actual wins minus what the 45th-ranked team would be expected to win against this schedule

Team — Record & Outcomes

Measuring a player against his teammates requires knowing who was on the floor. Play-by-play with lineup information begins in the 2023-24 season. Earlier seasons have play-by-play but no lineups, so a true plus-minus fit is impossible for them — those seasons show the box-score estimate, marked ≈.

Coverage

Wins / games played

Team — Record & Outcomes

His team's winning percentage across the games he appeared in. A team statistic attached to a player, so read it as context rather than credit.

Playing time

Season wins, counted from our own game logs (non-D1 games included, as the NCAA reports them)

Team — Record & Outcomes

Wins in games the team trailed by 10 or more at some point

Team — Record & Outcomes

Wins in games the team trailed by 15 or more at some point

Team — Record & Outcomes

Wins in games the team trailed by 20 or more at some point

Team — Record & Outcomes

Wins in games the team trailed by 5 or more at some point

Team — Record & Outcomes

Wins in games the team never trailed (ties allowed)

Team — Record & Outcomes

Losses in which the opponent led the whole way

Team — Record & Outcomes

Wins in which the team led the whole way — never behind and never tied again after first going ahead

Team — Record & Outcomes