A rival site to behold

[77ncaachamps]

Wow. Just wow.

http://wvustats.com/mbasketball/opps.php?team_id=308

[MUBasketball]

Am I missing something?

[77ncaachamps]

Am I missing something?

Just a great fan site with numbers and records, neatly organized and visually easy to digest.

[MUUWUWM]

Actually totally Awesome!

[Mayor McCheese]

wow, they have played Pitt 177 times... has Marquette played anyone even over 100 times?

thats what I call a rivalry.

[HoopsMalone]

I'm sure our pals over at Crackedsidewalks can produce something like that.  Perhaps something to tide us over during the summer?

[Wareagle]

wow, they have played Pitt 177 times... has Marquette played anyone even over 100 times?

thats what I call a rivalry.

I know we have played ND and Madison over 100 times.

[77ncaachamps]

wow, they have played Pitt 177 times... has Marquette played anyone even over 100 times?

thats what I call a rivalry.

Rivalries (over 100 games)
115 - Wisconsin
113 - Notre Dame
107 - DePaul


It'll take a while for these...

88 - Detroit
81 - Loyola (IL)
76 - Creighton
60 - Louisville
54 - Michigan State
54 - St. Louis
41 - Cincinnati
36 - UW-Milwaukee

[TallTitan34]

That is a very nice site!

[mu_hilltopper]

Yeah, that is awesome.  I saw their site a couple years ago, and was envious of their stat collection .. box scores from a zillion games, all database driven.

I even contemplated asking them if the software was available for other teams .. but after thinking of the database needed, thought it was far too large a task.

We can rest easy that we have the best sports wiki, though.

[gjreda]

Yeah, that is awesome.  I saw their site a couple years ago, and was envious of their stat collection .. box scores from a zillion games, all database driven.

I even contemplated asking them if the software was available for other teams .. but after thinking of the database needed, thought it was far too large a task.

We can rest easy that we have the best sports wiki, though.

Awesome site.

'Topper, if you guys ever decide to take something like this on, I'd be honored to help.  My (still limited - recent grad.) background is in databases and data analysis.

EDIT:  Come to think of it, I'm going to throw all the box score data going back to the 02-03 season (as far back as ESPN goes) into a database.  I imagine it'll eventually be useful and it copies and pastes perfectly into Excel.  Plus it'll give me something to do over the next week or so.