I think this is a really interesting concept to breakdown point scoring and how the game is being played. For part 2, can you present some sample games with this data? Also, curious if you have thought about breaking it down further to cover where a team is winning in point scoring, is it on first ball or transition opportunities. For example, is the SPW% translating to a higher transition hitting efficiency or not and using that as opportunities to improve in those areas
For starters, part 2 is already written and, luckily for me, it centers on exactly what you’re asking for.
For me, I’m getting the transition attacking data from other sources/worksheets. That’s something else I get into a little bit in part 2, the need for using multiple metrics to get a better understanding of a particular aspect of the game.
I think this is a really interesting concept to breakdown point scoring and how the game is being played. For part 2, can you present some sample games with this data? Also, curious if you have thought about breaking it down further to cover where a team is winning in point scoring, is it on first ball or transition opportunities. For example, is the SPW% translating to a higher transition hitting efficiency or not and using that as opportunities to improve in those areas
For starters, part 2 is already written and, luckily for me, it centers on exactly what you’re asking for.
For me, I’m getting the transition attacking data from other sources/worksheets. That’s something else I get into a little bit in part 2, the need for using multiple metrics to get a better understanding of a particular aspect of the game.