Whitford speaks on advanced statistics in basketball
By Matt McKinney / April 14, 2015After each game, the Ball State coach gets emailed on/off statistics for the game – how the team performed with certain players on or off the court.
After each game, the Ball State coach gets emailed on/off statistics for the game – how the team performed with certain players on or off the court.
Matt McKinney is a senior journalism news major and writes ‘Binge Watcher’ for the Daily News.
Matt McKinney is a senior journalism news major and writes ‘Binge Watcher’ for the Daily News.
Matt McKinney is a senior journalism news major and writes ‘Binge Watcher’ for the Daily News.
Matt McKinney is a senior journalism news major and writes ‘Binge Watcher’ for the Daily News.
Matt McKinney is a senior journalism news major and writes ‘Binge Watcher’ for the Daily News.
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The Ball State soccer team advanced to the semifinals of the MAC Tournament Sunday afternoon. The Ball State soccer team celebrates after scoring a goal against Toledo at the Briner Sports Complex. The Cardinals tied with the Rockets 2-2. DN PHOTO MATT MCKINNEY
Junior forward Nicole Pembleton attempts to move the ball down past a Toledo defender in the match on Oct. 18 at the Briner Sports Complex. The team advanced to the Mid-American Conference semifinal match after winning against Central Michigan. DN FILE PHOTO MATT MCKINNEY
Sophomore middle hitter Kelly Hopkins prepares to hit the ball against Bowling Green State University on Oct. 25 at Worthen Arena. DN PHOTO MATT McKINNEY
Sophomore defensive specialist Kati Vasalakis moves to celebrate with her team against Bowling Green State University on Oct. 25 at Worthen Arena. Vasalakis had nine digs in the 3-1 loss. DN PHOTO MATT McKINNEY
Sophomore middle hitter Hayley Benson goes up for a spike against Bowling Green State University on Oct. 25 at Worthen Arena. Benson finished with nine kills during the match. DN PHOTO MATT McKINNEY
Sophomore middle hitter Kelly Hopkins prepares to set the ball against Bowling Green State University on Oct. 25 at Worthen Arena. Hopkins had two digs in the match. DN PHOTO MATT McKINNEY
Senior middle hitter Mindy Marx jumps up for a block against Bowling Green State University on Oct. 25 at Worthen Arena. DN PHOTO MATT McKINNEY
Senior opposite hitter Lauren Grant and sophomore middle hitter Hayley Benson jump up to block a hit against Bowling Green State University on Oct. 25 at Worthen Arena. Ball State lost the match 3-1. DN PHOTO MATT McKINNEY
Senior middle hitter Mindy Marx prepares to hit the ball against Bowling Green State University on Oct. 25 at Worthen Arena. Marx had six kills in the match. DN PHOTO MATT McKINNEY