Had some free time a couple weeks ago and compiled a spreadsheet showing SEC basketball. It has basic statistics for every player in the league from last season, height/weight (from most current released rosters for each team), and new players and exiting players for each team. It also has recruiting rankings and class year for every player.
I'll add some more later, but if there is any other filter of this data you guys are interested in seeing, let me know and I'll post it.
I plan to put together an analysis comparing recruiting rankings and class year to individual statistics, but here are a couple easy to digest items I found interesting:
I'll add some more later, but if there is any other filter of this data you guys are interested in seeing, let me know and I'll post it.
I plan to put together an analysis comparing recruiting rankings and class year to individual statistics, but here are a couple easy to digest items I found interesting:
- There are 93 players that played in a game last season who are no longer on an SEC roster this season. Only 46 of them were seniors.
- Teams that lost the most from last season in terms of points production, in order are: 1) UK - 62 2) Miss. St. - 57.7 3) Tennessee - 52.2 4) Auburn - 51.2 5) Ole Miss - 47.3 6) A&M - 45.1
- Teams that return the least minutes played per game (among players who averaged 10 or more minutes) 1) Kentucky - 2 players, 51 minutes per game 2) Miss. St. - 2 players - 57 minutes per game 3) A&M - 5 players - 90 minutes per game. To put this one in perspective, #9 on this list was 98 minutes per game so UK and Miss. State are the true outliers, along with UGA who returned 128 MPG