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Basketball Statistician's Digest:
December 2012 eBA sketball Statistics Case Study Conclusion
About Basketball Assists Statistics Tracking Case Study
" ... A2 passes the ball to A4.
1.- B3 deflects the pass and it is gathered without difficulty by B5;
2.- B3 palms the pass and B5 cuts in front of A4 to head the pass off; or
3.- B3 deflects the pass and B5 gains control of the ball after a struggle with A4.
What is the proper ruling and the correct INDIVIDUAL or COLLECTIVE statistical registration according to the eBA Basketball Statistics Analysis System including the type of the registration ( type of turnover; forced, unforced, individual or collective turnover, good or bad foul; close, long, disputed or undisputed rebound; assist made, potential, missed or double assist; etc. ) ... ?"
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Conclusion:
Basketball Statistics Philosophy:
An assist should be more than a routine pass that just happens to be followed by a field goal. It should be a conscious effort to find the open player or to help a player work free. There should not be a limit on the number of dribbles by the receiver.
It is not even necessary that the assist be given on the last pass.
There is no restraint on the distance or type of shot made, for these are not the crucial factors in determining whether an assist should be credited. Nevertheless, the eBA System register both factors: distance of the assist and type of shot assisted made.
Although, an assist should be 'made'. 'missed' or 'potential' according to our eBA Basketball Statistics Analysis System, when also are tracked the 'long assists', 'short assists', '2 or 3 points assists', 'assists on foul' and 'assists on/to the paint area'.
eBA System Statistics Fundamentals:
A player is credited with an assist when the player makes, in the judgment of the statistician, the principal pass contributing directly to a field goal (or an awarded score of two or three
points). Only one assist is to be credited on any field goal and only when the pass was a major part of the play.
That said, the 'second assist concept' (as in hockey) is integral part of our eBA Basketball Statistics Analysis System ! The same player cannot be credited with an assist and a field goal made on the same possession.
Such a pass should be either
(a) a pass that finds a player free after he or she has maneuvered without the ball for a positional advantage, or
(b) a pass that gives the receiving player a positional advantage he or she otherwise would not have had.
eBA Basketball Statistical Tracking:
In all cases, charge A2 with a FORCED or an UNFORCED TURNOVER. depending upon the defender action.
In 1.-, Credit B3 with a FORCED STEAL in the category of "deflections".
In 2.-, Credit B5 with an UNFORCED STEAL and B3 with a deflection.
In 3.-, The statistician will have to determine who played the most substancial part in the steal.
If the deflection was not strong and B5 had to fight to win the ball control, then B5 should receive credit of a FORCED STEAL. If the deflection was powerful, then credit B3 with a FORCED STEAL in the category of "deflections".
If there is doubt, credit the steal to the player who made the initial deflection, in this case B3.
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Basketball Statistician's Digest:
November 2012 eBA sketball Statistics Case Study Conclusion
About a Basketball Rebounds Statistics Tracking Case Study
" ... A2 shoots and the shot is blocked by B5.
1. B3 gains control of the blocked shot;
2. A1 gains control of the blocked shot;
3. A1 and B3 retrieve the ball simultaneously and a held ball is called; or
4. the ball goes out of bounds before either team gains control.
What is the proper ruling and the correct INDIVIDUAL or COLLECTIVE statistical registration according to the eBA Basketball Statistics Analysis System including the type of the registration ( type of turnover; forced, unforced, individual or collective turnover, good or bad foul; close, long, disputed or undisputed rebound; assist made, potential, missed or double assist; etc. ) ... ?"
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Conclusion:
Basketball Statistics Philosophy:
A player should be credited with a rebound only if the player earned that rebound before the ball was dead.
What happened after the ball became dead and what would have happened had the ball not become dead might be different.
eBA System Statistics Fundamentals:
The statistician should not attempt to decide what would have happened, but should decide only what did happen.
However, if there is doubt about player control, the statistician may assume that there was control.
eBA Basketball Statistical Tracking:
In 1., the statistician must determine which was most substantial, the block by B5 or the battle of B3 to recover the blocked shot.
If the statistician feels that the block by B5 was most substantial, credit B5 with an UNDER BASKET ( from right or left ? ) CLOSE and DISPUTED individual rebound FROM 2 POINTS in the BLOCK SHOTS category and credit B5 with a BLOCKED SHOT with ball possession.
If the statistician feels that the battle of B3 was most substantial, credit B3 with the UNDISPUTED individual rebound FROM 2 POINTS.
In 2., credit A1 with an UNDISPUTED individual rebound FROM 2 POINTS.
Credit B5 with a BLOCKED SHOT without ball possession.
In 3., if Team A is awarded the ball for a throw-in, credit A1 with an DISPUTED individual rebound FROM 2 POINTS in the HELD BALL with alternated-possession-rule.
If Team B is awarded the ball for a throw-in, credit either B5 or B3 with an individual rebound FROM 2 POINTS in the HELD BALL with alternated-possession-rule.
Credit B5 with a BLOCKED SHOT without ball possession.
In 4., credit a UNDISPUTED TEAM REBOUND to the team awarded the ball for the throw-in.
Credit B5 with a BLOCKED SHOT without ball possession.
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Basketball Statistician's Digest:
October 2012 eBA sketball Statistics Case Study Conclusion
About Basketball Free Throws Statistics Tracking Case Study
" ... A4 shoots a free throw and the shot hits the
rim and bounces on it. A5 goes up and dunks the ball
1. while the ball still is on or above the rim; or
2. after the ball has bounced to the side and it is obvious A4’ shot will not be successful.
What is the proper ruling and the correct INDIVIDUAL or COLLECTIVE statistical registration according to the eBA Basketball Statistics Analysis System including the type of the registration ( type of turnover; forced, unforced, individual or collective turnover, good or bad foul; close, long, disputed or undisputed rebound; assist made, potential, missed or double assist; etc. ) ... ?"
AP Photograph: Berry Tramel Blog
Conclusion:
eBA System Statistics Fundamentals:
A free throw made (FTM) is credited to a player any time a FTA by that player results in the throw being counted or results in an awarded score of one point.
Basketball Statistics Philosophy:
A player should not be charged for a shot from the field influenced by the illegal actions of himself, or any teammates or opponents; in the latter case, unless the shot results in a FGM.
eBA Basketball Statistical Tracking:
• 1. From the moment the free throw does not finish until it is sure that the shot will not be successful, the interference was on A4’ shot.
Do not charge A4 with a FTA and also do not charge A5 with a FGA.
Do not credit A5 with a rebound, but do charge A5 with an UNFORCED TURNOOVER.
• 2. From the moment A4’ shot obviously had missed, charge A4 with a FTA missed.
Credit A5 with a CLOSE DISPUTED REBOUND in the category: 'AFT ~ after free throw', and a FGM, and charge a FGA, in the category: 'DK ~ dunk'.
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Basketball Statistician's Digest:
September 2012 eBA sketball Statistics Case Study Conclusion
About Basketball Turnovers Tracking Case Study
" ... A3 is in the act of shooting. B5 knocks away the ball ...
1. after the ball clearly is in flight;
2. just as the ball is leaving A3’ hand;
3. as A3’ shooting hand is moving toward the basket in the shooting position;
4. before A3’ shooting hand is moving toward the basket and Team A gains control; or
5. before A3’ shooting hand is moving toward the basket and Team B gains control.
What is the proper ruling and the correct INDIVIDUAL or COLLECTIVE statistical registration according to the eBA Basketball Statistics Analysis System including the type of the registration ( type of turnover; forced, unforced, individual or collective turnover, good or bad foul; close, long, disputed or undisputed rebound; assist made, potential, missed or double assist; etc. ) ... ?"
AP Photograph: Mel Evans from Online Athens
Conclusion:
eBA System Statistics Fundamentals:
The purpose of a turnover is to reflect statistically the times in which a team was given the ball and should have gotten some kind of shot but, before it could get any kind of shot, made some type of mistake that turned the ball over to the opponent.
Basketball Statistics Philosophy:
A turnover can only be charged against the offense; that is, the team with the ball. A team becomes the team with the ball when it has control (including during free throws) or is entitled to the ball for either a throw-in or a free throw.
There will be some errors that will not result in the charging of a turnover because they did not involve the turning of the ball over to the opponent.
Errors that occur at approximately the same time a team becomes entitled to the ball should not be considered turnovers.
The team should have time to realize it has the ball before being charged with turnovers.
That said, a turnover should be 'forced'. or 'unforced' according to our eBA Basketball Statistics Analysis System, when also are track the turnover against the 24 second-clock, recording the court placement, the play situation ( 1x1, 1x2, etc. ) and the points-off that turnover.
eBA Basketball Statistical Tracking:
• In 1., 2. and 3., charge A3 with a FGA, credit B5 with
a) a Blocked Shot if Team B retains the ball and a Defensive Rebound to whoever recovers the ball, or
b) a Deflection if Team A recovers the ball and an Offensive Rebound to whoever recovers the ball.
• In 4., nothing is charged.
• In 5., charge A3 with a FORCED TURNOVER and credit B5 with a FORCED STEAL.
This Case Study was presented as every 15th. day of each month, on September 15th, 2012 in our eBA Portal: were sent 468 answers, 34 partial answers and 312 totally correct, that's means including all the options, registrations and qualifications.
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Basketball Statistician's Digest:
August 2012 eBA sketball Statistics Case Study Conclusion
'Basketball Field Goals Tracking' Case Study
" ... A3 shoots but fouls B5 ...
1. before the ball is in flight;
2. after the ball is in flight but before A3 has returned to the floor; or
3. after the ball is in flight and A3 has returned to the floor.
What is the proper ruling and the correct INDIVIDUAL or COLLECTIVE statistical registration according to the eBA Basketball Statistics Analysis System including the type of the registration ( type of turnover; forced, unforced, individual or collective turnover, good or bad foul; close, long, disputed or undisputed rebound; assist made, potential, missed or double assist; etc. ) ... ?"
Conclusion:
• Basketball Statistics Philosophy:
A player should not be charged for a shot from the field influenced by the illegal actions of himself, or any teammates or opponents, unless the shot results in a FGM.
• eBA System Statistics Fundamentals:
A field-goal attempt (FGA) is charged to a player any time the player shoots, throws or taps a live ball at his own basket, when, in the opinion of the statistician, the player is attempting to score a goal.
A field goal made (FGM) is credited to a player any time a FGA by the player results in the goal being counted or results in an awarded score of two (or three) points except when the field goal is the result of a defensive player tipping the ball in the offensive basket.
If the statistician is in doubt about whether a shooting foul is a player-control foul, the actions of the officials will indicate the correct ruling. If the foul is a player-control foul, it will be so indicated by the officials and any shot will be waved of.
• eBA Basketball Statistical Tracking:
• In 1., the ball was dead before the shot was in flight, therefore do not charge A3 with a FGA, but charge A3 with a FORCED TURNOVER and record the foul made for A3 and a received foul plus a STEAL in favor of B5.
• In 2., if the shot is good, credit A3 with a FGM and FGA. If the shot is missed, charge A3 with a FGA and credit Team B with a dead-ball CLOSE UNDISPUTED rebound. In both situations also record the foul made for A3 and the received foul by B5.
• In 3., if the shot is good, credit A3 with a FGM and FGA. If the shot is missed, charge A3 with a FGA and credit Team B with a dead-ball CLOSE UNDISPUTED rebound. In both situations also record the foul made for A3 and the received foul by B5.
This Case Study was presented as every 15th. day of each month, on August 15th, 2012 in
our eBA Portal: were sent 623 answers, 37 partial answers and only 196 totally correct, that's means including all the options, registrations and qualifications.
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Basketball Statistician's Digest:
July 2012 eBA sketball Statistics Case Study Conclusion
'Basketball Assists Tracking' Case Study
" ... After grabbing a rebound of the defensive backboard,
A4 passes the ball promptly to A2 at the midcourt (that is, the division line); and then...
1. A2 is unguarded but passes the ball to A1, who marks an undisputed layup;
2. A2 is unguarded but returns the ball to A4, who had penetrated to the basket immediately after the first pass and receives A2’s pass to mark the undisputed layup;
3. A2 is closely guarded and passes the ball to A1, who marks an undisputed layup; or
4. A2 is closely guarded and passes the ball to A1, who pass back the ball to A2, who then marks having misplaced his defensive man following the pass to A1.
What is the proper ruling and the correct INDIVIDUAL or COLLECTIVE statistical registration according to the eBA Basketball Statistics Analysis System including the type of the registration ( type of turnover; forced, unforced, individual or collective turnover, good or bad foul; close, long, disputed or undisputed rebound; assist made, potential, missed or double assist; etc. ) ... ?"
Conclusion:
• Basketball Statistics Philosophy:
An assist should be more than a routine pass that just happens to be followed by a i eld goal. It should be a conscious ef ort to i nd the open player or to help a player work free. There should not be a limit on the number of dribbles by the receiver.
It is not even necessary that the assist be given on the last pass.
There is no restraint on the distance or type of shot made, for these are not the crucial factors in determining whether an assist should be credited. Nevertheless, the eBA System records both factors: distance of the assist and type of shot assisted made.
Although, an assist should be 'made'. 'missed' or 'potential' according to our eBA Basketball Statistics Analysis System, when also are tracked the 'long assists', 'short assists', '2 or 3 points assists', 'assists on foul' and 'assists on/to the paint area'.
• eBA System Statistics Fundamentals:
A player is credited with an assist when the player makes, in the judgment of the statistician, the principal pass contributing directly to a field goal (or an awarded score of two or three
points). Only one assist is to be credited on any field goal and only when the pass was a major part of the play.
That said, the 'second assist concept' (as in hockey) is integral part of our eBA Basketball Statistics Analysis System ! The same player cannot be credited with an assist and a field goal made on the same possession.
Such a pass should be either
(a) a pass that finds a player free after he or she has maneuvered without the ball for a positional advantage, or
(b) a pass that gives the receiving player a positional advantage he or she otherwise would not have had.
• eBA Basketball Statistical Tracking:
• In 1., credit A2 with a REGULAR MADE assist and a 'SECOND ASSIST' for A4. If A1 misses his shot,
we should credit A2 with a POTENTIAL ASSIST !
• In 2. credit A2 with a REGULAR MADE assist. If A4 misses his shot, we should credit A2 with a
POTENTIAL ASSIST !
• In 3., credit A2 with a REGULAR MADE assist ( or MISSED assist in the case A1 misses his shot ).
• In 4., credit A1 with a REGULAR MADE assist ( or MISSED assist in the case A2 misses his shot ).
This Case Study was presented as every 15th. day of each month, on July 15th, 2012 in
our eBA Portal: were sent 589 answers, 23 partial answers and 301 totally correct, that's means including all the options, registrations and qualifications.
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Basketball Statistician's Digest:
June 2012 eBA sketball Statistics Case Study Conclusion
'Basketball Rebounds Tracking' Case Study
" ... A1 tries to tip - under the basket - a failed shot to A3.
Case 1. A1 is effective;
Case 2. A1 is effective, but A3 fumbles after gaining control and the ball goes to B4;
Case 3. B5 - out of the paint - is the first to capture the ball; or
Case 4. no one gains control afore the ball goes out of bounds.
What is the proper ruling and the correct INDIVIDUAL or COLLECTIVE statistical registration according to the eBA Basketball Statistics Analysis System including the type of the registration ( type of turnover; forced, unforced, individual or collective turnover, good or bad foul; close, long, disputed or undisputed rebound; assist made, potential, missed or double assist; etc. ) ... ?"
Conclusion:
• Basketball Statistics Philosophy:
A player should be accredited with a rebound exclusively if the player go that rebound afore the ball was dead.
What occurred after the ball came to be dead and what would have occurred had the ball not come to be dead it could be dissimilar.
• eBA System Statistics Fundamentals:
The statistician should not try to come to conclusion about what would have occurred, but should settle an issue exclusively about what did occur.
Nevertheless, if there is incertitude about player control, the statistician may be inclined to think that there was control.
• eBA Basketball Statistical Tracking:
• In Cases 1. and 2., accredit A1 with an Individual CLOSE DISPUTED (1x1, 1x2 or 1x3, etc.) Rebound,
• In Case 2., also appoint A3 with a UNFORCED TURNOVER.
• In Case 3., accredit B5 with an Individual LONG UNDISPUTED Rebound.
• In Case 4., accredit an UNDISPUTED Team Rebound to the team granted with the ball for the throw-in.
This Case Study was presented as every 15th. day of each month, on June 15th, 2012 in
our eBA Portal: were sent 891 answers, 35 partial answers and 645 totally correct, that's means including all the options, registrations and qualifications.
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Basketball Statistician's Digest:
May 2012 eBA sketball Statistics Case Study Conclusion
'Basketball Free Throws Violations' Case Study
" ... A1 shoots a free throw and fails to hit the rim.
(a) A1’s failure to hit the rim is caused by B2, who jumps into the lane and bats A1’s throw
away;
(b) A1’s shot misses without any responsibility on the part of Team B;
(c) A1’s shot misses and A1 steps into the lane too early;
(d) A1’s shot misses and A5 steps into the lane too early; or
(e) A1’s shot misses but B2 steps into the lane too early.
What is the proper ruling and the correct INDIVIDUAL or COLLECTIVE statistical registration according to the eBA Basketball Statistics Analysis System including the type of the registration ( type of turnover; forced, unforced, individual or collective turnover, good or bad foul; close, long, disputed or undisputed rebound; assist made, potential, missed or double assist; etc. ) ... ?"
Conclusion:
eBA System Statistics Fundamentals:
A free throw made (FTM) is credited to a player any time a FTA by that player results in the throw being counted or results in an awarded score of one point.
Basketball Statistics Philosophy:
A player should not be charged for a shot from the field influenced by the illegal actions of himself, or any teammates or opponents; in the latter case, unless the shot results in a FGM.
eBA Basketball Statistical Tracking:
• In (a), (c), (d) and (e), do not charge A1 with a FTA.
• In (a), B1 will be charged with a technical foul and an UNFORCED TURNOVER
and Team A will receive two free throws.
• In (b), the violation will be the only one penalized. Therefore, charge A1 with a FTA and credit Team B with a
CLOSE UNDISPUTED dead-ball rebound.
• In (c), charge A1 with an UNFORCED TURNOVER unless Team A retains the ball.
• In (c) and (d), the violation for stepping into the lane caused the ball
to become dead before the shot missed the rim.
• In (e), this will be ruled a double violation and the possession will be determined
by the alternating-possession rule.
Charge A1 with an UNFORCED TURNOVER unless Team A retains the ball.
This Case Study was presented as every 1st. day of each month ( from now on the 15th of each month ! ), on May 1st, 2012 in our eBA Portal: were sent 627 answers, 45 partial answers and 448 totally correct, that's means including all the options, registrations and qualifications.
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