Stats for all players, all years & link to the meaning of key stats

[JRRRJ]

...where you can find a link to a PDF of the 1982 UConn women's basketball total statistics report.

How about the team and individual detail stats for every game for every year that Ines Betancourt (and any of her teammates) played NCAA basketball? Right up to yesterday (they lost).

Maybe the selection ratings for every NCAA sport for every NCAA team?
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It all starts here.

Note that the results of queries can be uneven, depending on what information the individual school sends to the NCAA. e.g. The UConn WCBB year dropdown goes back to 1976, but the only useful info available for the first 6 years is the name of the coach. Then the pdf yearly summaries appear. Detailed info for our girls begins in 2001.

Choose the Rankings menu to see team and individual stats, team/individual game highs and much more. Select a sport from the dropdown and a year and division from the next page to see the top ranks of all stat categories. A school can be selected from the Team Search box at the right side of the menu bar. UConn's 2026 rankings are at this address.

Choose the Players menu item to search 2+ million NCAA athletes in every sport. You must choose team and school form the dropdowns, then optionally any put part of the player's name in the text box.

Choose the Scoreboard menu to schedules and results, with links to box scores.

Choose the Selection Rankings menu to see...the tournament selection rankings, including NET, SOS, WAB, quad results...

There are 578,209 searchable entries in the page accessed from the Head Coaches menu. Search is done in the same way as the Players page.

It is easy to get lost in these pages. ;^) I'd been to the rankings page before, but never explored the menus and dropdowns. And I'd been bemoaning my inability to find the ancient annual summaries. That problem solved! I still need to find the ancient box scores.

 

[HuskyNan]

This seem to be a comprehensive list of stats, what they are, and how they’re derived

https://www.marygrovemustangs.com/analyzing-womens-basketball-key-stats-and-what-they-mean.html

 

[OldSchooler]

...where you can find a link to a PDF of the 1982 UConn women's basketball total statistics report.

How about the team and individual detail stats for every game for every year that Ines Betancourt (and any of her teammates) played NCAA basketball? Right up to yesterday (they lost).

Maybe the selection ratings for every NCAA sport for every NCAA team?
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
It all starts here.

Note that the results of queries can be uneven, depending on what information the individual school sends to the NCAA. e.g. The UConn WCBB year dropdown goes back to 1976, but the only useful info available for the first 6 years is the name of the coach. Then the pdf yearly summaries appear. Detailed info for our girls begins in 2001.

Choose the Rankings menu to see team and individual stats, team/individual game highs and much more. Select a sport from the dropdown and a year and division from the next page to see the top ranks of all stat categories. A school can be selected from the Team Search box at the right side of the menu bar. UConn's 2026 rankings are at this address.

Choose the Players menu item to search 2+ million NCAA athletes in every sport. You must choose team and school form the dropdowns, then optionally any put part of the player's name in the text box.

Choose the Scoreboard menu to schedules and results, with links to box scores.

Choose the Selection Rankings menu to see...the tournament selection rankings, including NET, SOS, WAB, quad results...

There are 578,209 searchable entries in the page accessed from the Head Coaches menu. Search is done in the same way as the Players page.

It is easy to get lost in these pages. ;^) I'd been to the rankings page before, but never explored the menus and dropdowns. And I'd been bemoaning my inability to find the ancient annual summaries. That problem solved! I still need to find the ancient box scores.

Where can I find definitions of RPI and NET? And is SOS fixed at the opponents' ranking on the date we played them?

 

[JRRRJ]

Where can I find definitions of RPI and NET? And is SOS fixed at the opponents' ranking on the date we played them?

The rankings you mentioned, and many others, are explained here. Scroll down for the SOS.

I couldn't find the answer as to whether SOS will change as opposing teams play more games.

 

[OldSchooler]

The rankings you mentioned, and many others, are explained here. Scroll down for the SOS.

I couldn't find the answer as to whether SOS will change as opposing teams play more games.

Thank you. Just what I was looking for. And are the letters "RPI" and "NET" abbreviations for anything?

 

[HuskyNan]

Thank you. Just what I was looking for. And are the letters "RPI" and "NET" abbreviations for anything?

RPI = Ratings Percentage Index
NET = NCAA Evaluation Tool

 

[JRRRJ]

Where can I find definitions of RPI and NET? And is SOS fixed at the opponents' ranking on the date we played them?

Upon further searching, the detailed explanation of SOS is on this page, which states that SOS changes as previously played opponents play more games.

Seems a flaw to me, as the strength of a team will often change as it goes through the season -- injuries, transfers, chemistry, strategy, tactics etc. can all be different at different times. But I have no suggestion as to how one would remedy that.