This is the first framework that can quantify a team's points per possession by a function of shooting, rebounding and turnover metrics. This framework leads to the conclusion that NBA basketball is 32% Shooting, 32% Opponent’s Shooting, 20% Turnovers and 16% Rebounding. It is a more exact approach then the famous Oliver’s four factor approach. Consider this as a master point of reference for all my basketball content.
| Topic | Details | Videos | Analysis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scoring Attempt Tree Framework | Derviation of the Scoring Attempt Tree Framework and The Formula That Explains Basketball | Explainer Part 1 | Interactive Write Up Results by Season Results by Game Cheat Sheet |
| zbo scores | Applying The Scoring Attempt Tree Framework to derive ratings metrics for shooting, opponent's shooting, rebound and turnover forces. The approach is moe exact than the famous Oliver's Approach. | Explainer Part 2 | |
| Scoring Attempt Tree Interpretations | Understanding the role of miss% in the scoring attempt tree framework | Can missing make your team better at basketball? | |
| Analyzing composite shooting efficiencies including free throws from attempts from 2 vs 3 | Why 23 teams in the NBA take too many threes? | ||
| Scoring Attempt Tree - Dedicated Stats Site (zboscores.com) | View up-to-date zbo scores by game, aggregated team stats, visualized play by play...etc. | Website Here |
