One tagged game, all the way through.
Bayview Current against Ironwood Foundry, 14 March, domestic league. Four ten-minute quarters, tagged by one analyst. Everything below is built from those tags - open Read more in any section for the detail behind it.
Bayview 82 - Ironwood 76
four 10-minute quartersPoints by quarter
How the lead moved
Four Factors and team ratesShow less
Four Factors
Team analytics
Every rate here is derived from the tags on the left - nothing is entered by hand and nothing is modelled.
01The game
What happened on the night
Score by quarter and how the lead moved, straight out of the scoring tags. Bayview never trailed by more than four and took the game back in the third.
Play-by-play
fourth quarterThe seventeen default tagsShow less
These ship with every club and cannot be removed - they are what a box score is made of.
02The record
Every tag, in order
The last four minutes as the analyst tagged them. Default tags build the box score; custom tags sit in the same stream and feed the Index.
Players
nine playedAdvanced player ratesShow less
eFG% counts a three as worth more than a two. TS% also takes free throws into account.
03The players
Who did what, and how well
The box score is what was counted. The advanced table turns it into rates for the minutes each player was on the floor.
Five-man units
six unitsCustom tags and Index by unitShow less
The same Index that sits on a player row also sits on the five that produced it.
04The five
Which five held the floor
Six different fives played. Each row is the exact unit, the minutes it played, and what happened per 100 possessions while it was out there.
Shot chart
72 attempts, 32 madeBy distance
The zones in a tableShow less
Empty zones are shown too. Where a club never shoots is as useful as where it does.
05The floor
Twenty-five zones, not a heat blur
Each two- or three-point attempt is placed on a half-court chart with twenty-five zones. Fine enough to coach from, with overall, two-point and three-point views for your team or the opponent.
Custom events
club-definedHow the Index adds up - R. Oduya, this game
The Index for every playerShow less
Default tags carry no weight. Only what the club chose to count moves this number, so it is not comparable with another club’s Index.
06Your basketball
Seven tags this club invented
Each custom tag has an acronym and a weight. Multiply how often it happened by its weight, add them up, and that is the Hooplytix Index for whoever you are looking at.
This is one game of twenty-four.
The same tags roll up into season totals and averages for the team, each player and each five - filtered to one competition or across all of them.