Your Home For College Hoops
Friday, November 22, 2024
About this time last season, Connecticut faltered after a 20-5 start, ending the regular season with four losses in five games. Heading into the Big East Tournament, many observers figured the Huskies would be short-lived in both that tourney and the NCAA Tournament. Then Kemba did his thing. With Kemba […]
If you’re looking at nothing but overall productivity on the court per 40 minutes, a few big names don’t have the same impressive stats when compared to guys who aren’t receiving as much attention but are legit stat stuffers. As mentioned in the latest TIQ stats for the ACC, Pac-12 […]
Quick — who’s having the better season so far: North Carolina State’s Lorenzo Brown or North Carolina’s Harrison Barnes? What about Vanderbilt’s John Jenkins or Florida’s Patric Young? Or Oregon State’s Jared Cunningham vs. Washington’s Tony Wroten? If all you do is look up the scoring averages of each player, […]
Hoopville breaks down the player ratings for the Big 12, Big East and Big Ten conferences.
We’ve got the latest ratings for players from the ACC, Pac-12 and SEC, with some familiar names leading the way.
In our first release of 2011-12 player rankings, we’ve got the breakdown for players from three conferences, with quite a few familiar names leading the way.
St. John’s turned around a slow start by taking advantage of William & Mary’s youthful mistakes.
North Carolina might be No. 1 in the pre-season polls, but the top returning talent in the country resides in the Midwest, based on Hoopville’s Total Impact Quotient player rating system.
We’ve got tweaks to the Total Impact Quotient rating system formula, which makes the system far more accurate and relevant.
Florida State is improving despite the diminished impact of Chris Singleton, who could easily be a candidate for conference player of the year in a couple of months.
