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CBB Analytics retweeted
The biggest offensive difference-makers in college basketball are moving on. 🔥
Wagler, Gillespie, and Lendeborg led the nation in ORAPM last season. They're off to the NBA.
Which of last season's top performers are returning for 2026-27? 👀
CBB Analytics retweeted
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ELITE!!! I haven’t found a better purchase for our program. The Practice Tagger is great for us, but CBB Analytics is the best DII analytics I’ve seen around.
CBB Analytics retweeted
Turning small ball into a big advantage.
Which teams got the most out of playing four guards together?
The most efficient 4 guard lineups in the country last season. ⬇️
The NEC brought the drama (and kept things interesting) in 2025-26 with 70% of our conference matchups still up for grabs in clutch time. 👀🏀
Who's ready for 2026-27?!
#NECMBB
Which conferences were the most competitive in the country last season? 👀
71% of Conference USA’s in-conference matchups reached clutch time, the final 5 minutes when the score was within 6 points. That was the highest percentage in the country, followed by the NEC (70%) and MEAC (68%).
On the other end, the Mountain West (45%), America East (48%), and Big Ten (50%) had the lowest percentages of in-conference matchups reach clutch time.
CBB Analytics retweeted
Home Run of a stat thrown out by Steven to begin the podcast.
The trio of:
Nas Mann
Jordan Watford
Avantae Parker
Ranked in the 99th percentile of offensive rating last season. And 1st percentile of defensive rating last season in all of college basketball, per @CBBAnalytics.
🆕 EPISODE OF ONE & DONE PODCAST 🆕
Myself and @johnsimpson42 were joined by @queensMBB head coach @QUCoachGrant! Coach Leonard talked about his upbringing into coaching, his teams continuity, their non-conference schedule and most importantly, his sweaters! Tune in! Presented by @thecenterhub_bb
YOUTUBE: youtu.be/5sjDAFArgEo
CBB Analytics retweeted
The most efficient shooters from the corners last season 🎯
UConn's Alex Karaban shot 68% on corner three-pointers, the highest percentage in the country.
Corner 3-Point Field Goal Pct Leaderboard ⬇️
CBB Analytics retweeted
I spy my guys!!! @queensMBB
Look at Dame Sarr close behind it. @DukeMBB
CBB Analytics retweeted
LSU had the best 1st-shot defense in the country last season, holding opponents to 33% shooting.
When opponents earned another opportunity, the numbers changed dramatically.
1st FGA: 33% — 1st
2nd FGA: 44% — 221st
3rd+ FGA: 59% — 357th
National leaders in 1st-shot defense ⬇️
CBB Analytics retweeted
There are 14 rising sophomore who averaged out in the 90th% or better in @CBBAnalytics's RAPM and WARP last year. Two teams with 2+ guys (Virginia and New Mexico).
Amari Allen, Alabama
Ivan Kharchenkov, Arizona
Dillan Shaw, Arizona St
David Mirkovic, Illinois
Malachi Moreno, Kentucky
Larry Johnson, McNeese
Jake Hall, New Mexico
Uriah Tenette, New Mexico
Isaiah Johnson, Texas
Nyk Lewis, VCU
Najai Hines, UConn
Thijs De Ridder, Virginia
Chance Mallory, Virginia
Johann Grunloh, Virginia
CBB Analytics retweeted
Kentucky had a -2.4 net rating against high-major teams last year. Worst mark for the program in the 15-year database at @CBBAnalytics.
Dove into how Kentucky’s issues beating good teams shapes the narrative around Mark Pope entering Year 3.
CBB Analytics retweeted
Ice water in their veins. 🧊
Only 6 players in the country shot at least 60% from the field and 90% from the line in clutch time this season. ⬇️
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Last season, the Delaware Blue Hens also led the nation in both minutes % and points % by their starters. Here's the leaders in minutes % of starters, per CBB Analytics
Injuries played a part, but this year's Blue Hens team should be much deeper
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Now available at @CBBAnalytics: Single-Game Leaders.
Track how often a player led their team in major box score stats or combinations of stats.
Cameron Boozer led Duke in scoring, rebounding, and assists in 14 games, the most for any player in the country.
National leaders⬇️
CBB Analytics retweeted
Great defenders don't just make plays. They end possessions.
Stops combine steals, blocks recovered, and charges drawn to capture defensive disruption.
Here are this season's leaders ⬇️
CBB Analytics retweeted
Love this!!! So proud of our defense and our guys buy-in to what we do. Proud coach right here! 🧡💙 @SkyhawkHoops







































