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BASKETBALL

ANALYSIS OF KENTUCKY BASKETBALL
WITH TEAM AVERAGES FROM 2003 THROUGH 2011

BY SEASON SINCE LOUISVILLE

The above data is presented in the next series of tables providing more detail in two respects. First, the tables examine more categories of statistics, and second, the data is sorted based on the following factors, in the order shown below:

All Games, Including Exhibitions

All Games-D1 [No Exhibitions]

Home

Away

Neutral Court

Non-Conference

SEC

Pomeroy Top 50

Pomeroy Over 50

Post Season Play

Games Since Louisville Game, 2003-2011

SEC Tournament Gateway

NCAA Tournament

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2011-12 Schedule AND
Gateway To 2012 Season

IMPORTANT NOTE: In 2009-10, the Kentucky basketball team's rebounding became so dominant in the first 10 games that the differences created by a varied definition of a possession became substantial, and based on a 10 game comparison of predicted and actual results using the original definition and the Pomeroy definition, I have decided to start using the Pomeroy definition for a possession beginning with the 2009-10 season, and thereafter. However, I have no means to convert the data for all prior seasons to this new definition at this time. Therefore, any attempts to compare pace and efficiency derived values for 2009-10 and later with any prior season's posted values will fail. The differences are:

1. Pace values will be lower, by the number of offensive rebounds.

2. Efficiencies will be higher due to the lower number of total possessions

3. Turnover rates will be higher due to the lower number of possessions.

CHECK OUT THESE OTHER ANALYTICAL WRITINGS

What Is Basketball?

What is a Possession?

Change in Position on Definition of Possessions

What Is Net Game Efficiency?

Why Do "Upsets" Occur?

Do Objective Performance Measures Like NGE
Account For Intangible?

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