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Video Analysis Rules
by Brian Denver, USA -
June 15, 2002
As we enter to describe the video analysis, we must recognize the
following factors:
Ø Num., Name: Player's ID number and name
Ø G, MP, MPG: Games Played, Minutes Played, Minutes per Game
Ø FGA, FGM: Field Goals Attempted, Field Goals Made
Ø 2PA, 2PM: Two pointers attempted, Two pointers made
Ø 3PA, 3PM: Three pointers attempted, Three pointers made
Ø FTA, FTM: Free throws attempted, free throws made
Ø ST, Stl: Steals
Ø BK, Blk: Blocks Made
Ø BKR, BR: Blocks Received
Ø TO: Turnovers
Ø UF: Unforced Turnovers
Ø R, Reb: Rebounds
Ø A, AS, Ast: Assists
Ø PAs: Potential Assist
Ø MAs: Missed Assist
Ø PF: Personal Fouls
Ø PF+: "Good" Personal Fouls
Ø PF-: "Bad" Personal Fouls
Ø PF=: "Neutral" Personal Fouls
Ø Ps, Pt: Points per Game
Ø Pos: Position
For references about terms go to the Global Basketball
Directory.
The bolded concepts are deeply explained at The eBA Basketball Statistics System.
Player Abilities:
Ø Num., Name: Player's ID number and name
Ø Pos: Position
Ø Ag/Yr: Player's age (Pro) or Year in School (College)
Ø Ps: Passing
The passing ability relates to a player's ability to pass, catch passes, and
defend passes.
Game eBA Analysis Reference: This is an important ability for all players who will
be used in the offense (usually everyone except a defensive-only center), and
specially so
for a point guard.
Ø Df: Defense
The defense ability relates to all aspects of defense and rebounding. A good
defense player will be better at defending passes, defending drives, shot blocking and
rebounding.
Game eBA Analysis Reference: This is an important ability for every position,
especially so for the main rebounder -usually the Center- and whoever covers the opposing
point guard.
Ø Ag: Aggressiveness
The aggressiveness ability measures how aggressive the player plays. The
player with high aggressiveness will get more rebounds and be a better all-around
defender, but will get more fouls called. He will also get somewhat better shooting.
Game eBA Analysis Reference: Aggressiveness is probably the most important at
passing and rebounding positions, although players will draw a lot of fouls. As a player
draws fouls during a game, his aggressiveness will diminish, in order to not being fouled
out.
Ø In: Intelligence
The intelligent player knows exactly what is going on and what he should do
to maximize his team's performance. This means making smarter passes and smarter shots,
and getting fewer fouls.
Game eBA Analysis Reference: The primary position this is important at is the Point
Guard - PG -, the primary ball-handler.
Ø Sc: Scoring
The scoring ability obviously has the function to increase the scoring
ability of the player, that means his ability to get a good look.
Game eBA Analysis Reference: This ability is important for all players, and of the
most importance in the inside, at the forward positions.
To Be Continued at The Basketball Analysis Method
with "Introduction
to the Basketball Analysis"
and Updated at the eBA Basketball
Statistics Analysis System - The Project.
All the terminology is analyzed at the Global
Basketball Directory
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