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  • Basketball Stats, Analytics and AI for AAU Event Operators

    Posted on March 7, 2026

    Looking to add a new level of professionalism to your AAU Events? Discover Hoopsalytics, the most comprehensive stats, analytics and AI platform available for Events, Leagues and Circuits. With multiple years of AAU and high school experience as basketball coaches, and after doing breakdowns for tens of thousands of school and AAU games, Hoopsalytics offers […]

  • Basketball Game Video Recording Tips

    Posted on August 19, 2025

    In preparation for the season, video recording is on every coach’s things-to-do list. Here’s a few helpful reminders, ideas and tips to get the most out of your effort with the least amount of friction: We recommend using an iPad to record. Uploading video from either device to Hoopsalytics is quick and easy. Once you […]

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    How to Eliminate Garbage Time from your Stats

    Posted on May 18, 2025

    Every season there are games that result in blowouts, where the coaches empty their benches to finish out the game. These garbage time minutes are always present in traditional box scores, but with Hoopsalytics you can eliminate these garbage minutes and get a true indicator of how your players perform when the game is still […]

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    Measuring Basketball Shot Quality

    Posted on October 28, 2024

    One of the complexities of being a basketball coach is measuring shot quality – getting my team to take “good” shots, and making the case against “bad” shots. Although “good” and “bad” are somewhat subjective, there are some shots that are obviously preferred over other shots. For example, layups are always preferred over contested three […]

  • How to Limit Player Access to Stats

    Posted on October 25, 2024

    With the wealth of basketball analytical information available in Hoopsalytics, some coaches are cautious about what to give their players access to. Hoopsalytics has a couple of ways to let coaches and administrators hide certain reports from players and parents, and also create stats views that only coaches can see. Here’s how this works: From […]

  • Editing Basketball Game Events in Hoopsalytics

    Posted on September 18, 2024

    Many of our coaches will add details to their game stats, like labelling inbounds plays, adding details to shots, or inserting actions to be tracked. This post illustrates how this is done. First of all, go to your games page, find the game to modify, then click More -> Add Scoring Detail (2nd pass). As […]

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    Leaderboards for Basketball Leagues

    Posted on May 10, 2024

    Beside individual teams, Hoopsalytics has been providing top-level stats and analytics to various multi-team leagues. And if you’re running a league, your participants will love to have leaderboards showing which players excel in points, assists, rebounds and other categories. Leaderboards can be accessed by anyone with a login to the league Hoopsalytics account, or by […]

  • Managing People – Roles and Permissions

    Posted on June 20, 2023

    When you create a program/account in Hoopsalytics, you are able to include other people in various roles to perform different functions and gain access to various parts of the system. This article details the specific roles and permissions available. People in your program can have one or more of the following roles: Admin Coach Player […]

  • Scoring Profiles: Custom Scoring Panels for Scouting, Scrimmages etc.

    Posted on June 11, 2023

    Our most active coaches have asked for a way to make it easy to score different types of basketball games or scenarios. For example, for some scrimmages you may just want to chart shots. Or when scouting an opponent and analyzing their game, you may just want to tag their offensive sets. The Scoring Profile […]

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    A Better Basketball Playbook – Linked to Your Game Video!

    Posted on April 2, 2023

    If you watch a lot of basketball game video like we do, you always see things you’d like to remember or share. It could be your team executing one of your inbounds plays really well, an opponent doing something you’d like to steal, or maybe even a YouTube video, Twitter post, or a FastDraw play […]