+/- for college games?

[NineOneSeven]

These are in NBA box scores, but not as common for NCAA.

Anyone have a source for it? They can be skewed game to game, but would love to see them.

 

[djcon57]

These are in NBA box scores, but not as common for NCAA.

Anyone have a source for it? They can be skewed game to game, but would love to see them.

Not straight +/-, but I always like to check out the Box Plus/Minus for the game at sportsref

Pittsburgh vs. Syracuse Box Score (Men), December 20, 2022 | College Basketball at Sports-Reference.com

Pittsburgh vs. Syracuse Box Score (Men), December 20, 2022

www.sports-reference.com

Box Plus/Minus is an estimate of the points per 100 possessions. Usually is pretty consistent with what you think you saw.

Last night #'s are interesting that Benny was much worse than Bell.

After 13 games, best BPM on team:
1 - Jesse
2 - Maliq B
3 - Mintz

Not shocking

 

[rrlbees]

These are in NBA box scores, but not as common for NCAA.

Anyone have a source for it? They can be skewed game to game, but would love to see them.

Syracuse.com box score almost always has +/-.

Syracuse basketball box score vs. Pittsburgh

See the numbers from the Orange's loss to the Panthers on Tuesday night in the JMA Wireless Dome.

www.syracuse.com

 

[Fly Rodder]

Not straight +/-, but I always like to check out the Box Plus/Minus for the game at sportsref

Pittsburgh vs. Syracuse Box Score (Men), December 20, 2022 | College Basketball at Sports-Reference.com

Pittsburgh vs. Syracuse Box Score (Men), December 20, 2022

www.sports-reference.com

Box Plus/Minus is an estimate of the points per 100 possessions. Usually is pretty consistent with what you think you saw.

Last night #'s are interesting that Benny was much worse than Bell.

After 13 games, best BPM on team:
1 - Jesse
2 - Maliq B
3 - Mintz

Not shocking

Jesse, so far, is one the best players in the ACC, leading in most defensive categories as well as PER and tied for the lead in WS with Filipowski. Of course, his usage is third on the team and he has to cover the paint, baseline and corners on defense.

 

[HOFCeluck]

Never forget when JB brought up Kadary Richmond’s +/- that one time.

 

[djcon57]

Some additional info from EvanMiya.com.

He uses a stat call BPR, which is basically a Box +/- adjusted for the strength of opponent and general team efficiency.

Again, not shocking info, other than I'm a little surprised Hima is negative, but his offensive is obviously limiting.

Rank	Name	OBPR	DBPR	BPR
1	Jesse Edwards	2.28	1.15	3.43
2	Joseph Girard	2.15	0.23	2.37
3	Judah Mintz	1.82	0.29	2.11
4	Maliq Brown	1.17	0.35	1.52
5	Justin Taylor	0.54	0.94	1.48
6	Symir Torrence	0.44	0.31	0.75
7	Benny Williams	0.33	0.31	0.64
8	Chris Bell	0.58	0.04	0.62
9	John Bol Ajak	-0.49	1.09	0.60
10	Mounir Hima	-0.50	0.06	-0.45

 

[jncuse]

Barttorvik tends to have some advanced type stats, although haven't accessed it so far this year.

 

[Brooky03]

Sports Reference has a BPM stat in the game logs. It’s not a straight +\- but gives you similar kind of info.