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Circling back to this, without copy/pasting info, Ben pretty much confirmed what Bwall and cjones were saying about EC not being retained by HD/staff.
Can you give me the title of the thread that's on?
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Circling back to this, without copy/pasting info, Ben pretty much confirmed what Bwall and cjones were saying about EC not being retained by HD/staff.
Offseason Scoop: Moving Along (page 49 is gist to that point, then he posts about it later on too)Can you give me the title of the thread that's on?
Very disappointed that he’s just now looking into analytics.
You got the idea. And, it should already be clear what the analytics say. They should deep diving into them weekly, if not more frequent than that. Shit. you see teams crunching numbers and getting that data to coaches and players in-game."Deep dive" =/= "lookin into".
Can you be more specific? How are analytics driving in-game decisions. Give me a scenario.You got the idea. And, it should already be clear what the analytics say. They should deep diving into them weekly, if not more frequent than that. Shit. you see teams crunching numbers and getting that data to coaches and players in-game.
I guess it's just a matter of time until an AI engine is built into this message board. ChatGPT sez:Can you be more specific? How are analytics driving in-game decisions. Give me a scenario.
For that matter, how is it driving between-game decisions/actions in the state of the art (presumably an NBA team)? One reason it's great in baseball is the physical game itself is relatively static, so you can build up big #s of reps, large sample sizes of situations and choices that are either identical or nearly so. You can convert that into something like predictive analytics (sample sizes are still small compared to big data).
10 games deep into a college basketball season, with 3 new starters or whatever, what can you really learn besides raw stats and the eye test?
Can you be more specific? How are analytics driving in-game decisions. Give me a scenario.
For that matter, how is it driving between-game decisions/actions in the state of the art (presumably an NBA team)? One reason it's great in baseball is the physical game itself is relatively static, so you can build up big #s of reps, large sample sizes of situations and choices that are either identical or nearly so. You can convert that into something like predictive analytics (sample sizes are still small compared to big data).
10 games deep into a college basketball season, with 3 new starters or whatever, what can you really learn besides raw stats and the eye test?
I have no clue, I'm not an analyst, nor a basketball coach at an elite program. However, I don't think it's crazy to assume those using analytics are using them because it helps.Can you be more specific? How are analytics driving in-game decisions. Give me a scenario.
For that matter, how is it driving between-game decisions/actions in the state of the art (presumably an NBA team)? One reason it's great in baseball is the physical game itself is relatively static, so you can build up big #s of reps, large sample sizes of situations and choices that are either identical or nearly so. You can convert that into something like predictive analytics (sample sizes are still small compared to big data).
10 games deep into a college basketball season, with 3 new starters or whatever, what can you really learn besides raw stats and the eye test?
You have no idea what he meant by "deep dive". He may be talking about taking his director of analytics and meeting with NBA analytics departments to learn more about about what they do. You seem to always assume the lowest level of knowledge and ability from Carolina's staff.You got the idea. And, it should already be clear what the analytics say. They should deep diving into them weekly, if not more frequent than that. Shit. you see teams crunching numbers and getting that data to coaches and players in-game.
i don't believe that we have any sort of analytics staff at all let alone a director of analytics.You have no idea what he meant by "deep dive". He may be talking about taking his director of analytics and meeting with NBA analytics departments to learn more about about what they do. You seem to always assume the lowest level of knowledge and ability from Carolina's staff.
yeah, i'm not filled with confidence. i'd love to be wrong.I really have a bad feeling that we aren't going to do well this portal period
I'm sure it is too early to worry but everyone is gunshy. I remember last year the IC staff was saying at this time that our NIL was competitive and wait until June before worrying. Turns out NIL was not so good and by June it really not looking good. Now it looks like the first real target by the staff is predicted to go elsewhere.I really have a bad feeling that we aren't going to do well this portal period
And if we don’t, the countdown clock to bye bye Hubert starts ticking. One more mediocre season of being on the bubble will be the final nail in the coffin. Striking out in the portal this go around will be the second to last nail.I really have a bad feeling that we aren't going to do well this portal period
yep. it sucks but the program's trajectory has got to change significantly.And if we don’t, the countdown clock to bye bye Hubert starts ticking. One more mediocre season of being on the bubble will be the final nail in the coffin. Striking out in the portal this go around will be the second to last nail.
it is an absolute dumpster fire of childish meltdowns over there right now.I really need to stop going to the premium message board - so much negativity