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Just 11 players averaged at least 10 PPG over their final 10 games while shooting 60% from the field and 40% from three.
A strong finish to last season. A chance to break out this season. 📈
Gonzaga's Braden Huff was the lone player in the country to shoot 70% in the paint and 50% in the midrange last season.
He was the first player to reach these marks since Eastern Washington's Cedric Coward in 2023-24.
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The biggest offensive difference-makers in college basketball are moving on. 🔥
Wagler, Gillespie, and Lendeborg led the nation in ORAPM last season. They're off to the NBA.
Which of last season's top performers are returning for 2026-27? 👀
Remember High Point's Chase Johnston?
His average shot distance of 24.2 feet was the longest in the country last season.
Of his 72 made baskets, 71 were three-pointers.
His lone 2-pointer? A game-winning layup to upset #5 Wisconsin in the First Round of the NCAA Tournament.
Want to win more games? Start stringing together defensive stops.
The relationship between Kills (3 consecutive scoreless possessions) and Wins speaks for itself. 📈
Many programs track Kills by hand. We track them automatically in 3 different ways.
One of the prettiest shot charts in all the land.
Bracketball 2026-27 Top 100 CBB Players
#18: Milan Momcilovic (Kentucky, F | Sr.)
I don’t think there’s too much explanation I’ll need to do here — particularly on the offensive end of the floor and speaking to Milan’s shooting ability. With that being said, I will use this breakdown to touch on some of Milan’s lesser-known strong suits as well as areas he might be able to improve in this coming year in Lexington.
I’ll start with some improvement areas: Milan can definitely improve on the defensive end. He’s typically matched up with an opposing team’s “shooter”, but doesn’t get through screens particularly well. He often has to chase as a result of getting caught in screens due to his relatively slow foot speed. Additionally, as a result of this, he struggles when switched onto quicker guards — just not agile enough. I will give Milan credit for his effort on the defensive end — that is not an issue — and the hope should be that the more he’s exposed to different, and uncomfortable, guarding situations, the more he’s able to adjust.
Apart from being a deadeye from the outside, MM also has incredible footwork inside the arc. He can create space and get his shot pretty much whenever he wants, and goes to his Dirk-esque fade when he can’t seem to get by, or break down his defender — and the fade is uber-efficient.
He also has a very high basketball IQ which disguises his lack in athleticism on the defensive end, especially in help situations where his instincts really flourish. Indeed, as a result of these instincts and his high BIQ, Milan takes care of the ball very well. He ranked in the 97th %ile in TO%.
Curious to see how Pope’s Wildcats fare this coming year. It’s make-or-break for him.
Momcilovic’s projected line for 2026-27:
17.7 PPG
3.4 RPG
1.3 APG
Projections powered by @CBBAnalytics
18 days until College Basketball.
Video Credits to @JustGoBall
Which teams do you have to guard from wayyyyyy downtown? 🏀🎯
Central Arkansas, Vanderbilt, and Creighton made the most 3s from 25+ feet last season, while Richmond, Yale, and Bellarmine connected at the highest percentages.
The 3-point line is just a suggestion for these teams.
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Is there an ideal pace for winning in college basketball?
Michigan ranked 63rd in the country in pace last season. UConn ranked 323rd.
Here's how all 365 Division I teams compared. ⬇️
Our team plays better when I score less. 🏀
That was the case for these players, who had the largest differences in scoring average between wins and losses last season. ⬇️
Preseason National Player of the Year contender Thomas Haugh averaged 15.5 PPG in wins, and 22.3 PPG in losses.
A breakout season can change everything. 📈🏀
These players had the largest scoring increases last season. ⬇️
Who's poised for a jump this season?
Which 2-player combinations were the most efficient in the country last season? 🏀
Duke's Dame Sarr and Patrick Ngongba led the nation with a +42.8 net rating when sharing the court.
Both are back in Durham this season. 👀
National leaderboard ⬇️
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Absolute scenes.
ALT Dave Dixon game winning tip in basket against Richmond
The most epic comebacks of last season. 🤯🏀
Just 26 times did a team erase a 20+ point deficit and come back to win.
Duquesne topped them all, becoming just the 4th team in history to overcome a deficit of 30+ points. ⬇️
How much does pace vary from one conference to the next? 🏀💨
Looking at in-conference games only, the Big West played at an 11% faster pace than the NEC last season.
Here’s how every conference compared. ⬇️
How out of hand did games get in women’s college basketball last season? 😳
These were the biggest leads of the season, including three that cracked 100 points. ⬇️
Which lineups pushed the pace more than anyone else in the country last season? 🏀💨
These were the fastest paced lineups in the country, but speed did not always come with efficiency. ⬇️
Which teams had the highest-scoring benches in the country last season? 🏀
These teams led the nation in bench points per game. ⬇️
Tarleton State and Coppin State were the only teams whose bench outscored its starters.
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