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Alok Pattani in Analyzing NCAA Basketball with GCP

Mar 13, 2019

Staying in the Game: Ranking Competitiveness

Authors: Jenny Chen, Jack Van Boening, Quang Nguyen

Elissa Lerner in Analyzing NCAA Basketball with GCP

Mar 27, 2019

Born to Run: Measuring Explosiveness

Authors: Anil Timbil, Ayush Upneja, Parker Van Roy, Daniel Zhou

Alok Pattani in Analyzing NCAA Basketball with GCP

Jun 19, 2019

From College to the Pros with Google Cloud Platform (Part 2)

Alok Pattani in Analyzing NCAA Basketball with GCP

Apr 4, 2019

“Survive and Advance” to the Final Four

“Survive and Advance.” It’s a motto that comes up almost every March nowadays, with its…

Alok Pattani in Analyzing NCAA Basketball with GCP

Mar 28, 2019

Measuring Team Clutchness (Part 2): …Be Careful Projecting Forward

Eric Schmidt in Analyzing NCAA Basketball with GCP

Apr 6, 2019

That Got Weird, Fast. And Yet, So Slow…

Building projections is fun, especially when the numbers hit. But when things go wrong…

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Fitting it in: Adjusting Team Metrics for Schedule Strength

Measuring Team Clutchness (Part 1): It’s Fun to Look Back…

How the Final Score Can Lie: Rating “Score Control”

From College to the Pros with Google Cloud Platform (Part 1)

Staying in the Game: Ranking Competitiveness

Born to Run: Measuring Explosiveness

From College to the Pros with Google Cloud Platform (Part 2)

“Survive and Advance” to the Final Four

Measuring Team Clutchness (Part 2): …Be Careful Projecting Forward

That Got Weird, Fast. And Yet, So Slow…