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You can keep any kind of statistics you want in Basketball...it's relatively subjective. But when the official stat books are kept, the stats that are usually kept are:
- Points
- Rebounds
- Assists (Given at scorer's discretion)
- Blocks
- Steals
- Turnovers
- Field Goals Made/Missed per player and for each team
What else can I help you with?
What purpose does a basketball reference serve?
A basketball reference serves the purpose of comparing basketball statistics. It is useful as a database that can be used for looking up a variety of statistics.
Who invented the system of basketball statistics?
jay yuag
Does the Elias Sports Bureau provide free statistics to basketball fans?
No
What are five statistics recorded in basketball?
points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks
How old was the youngest boy to dunk a basketball?
Impossible to say. Such statistics are not collected.
What does gs mean in basketball statistics?
games started
Did Randy Johnson play basketball at USC?
Yes. Johnson attended USC on a baseball and basketball scholarship. He quit basketball after his sophomore year to concentrate on baseball. I have not been able to find any statistics concerning his basketball days.
What is the level of measurement for body temperature in statistics?
Lebron James is the best basketball player in the world
How is statistics used in sports?
Whenever a playerâ??s batting average is calculated in baseball, statistics are being used. They are also used in other sports, such as basketball, football, and soccer.
What were Tom Sellecks USC basketball statistics?
Tom Selleck played basketball in high school, junior college and at the University of Southern California. He wasn't exactly a star basketball player, either. There is no public showing of his stats.
Which team won the first basketball game ever played?
Reportedly, the first basketball game ever played was between the Olmec people of Mexico. Sadly, no statistics are available from that game.
How are statistics useful in daily life?
Statistics can be helpful and found in everyday life. You use it to calculate the percentage of people with diabetes, a basketball player's shooting percentage, freethrow percentage, losing weight, etc...
