The EvanMiya Blog
Evan MiyakawaFrom time to time I will share analytically-driven anecdotes, largely based on statistical trends at EvanMiya.com.
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Abolish the Quadrant System (And Use Win Quality Instead)
Every year, the process for selecting teams to the NCAA tournament becomes slightly more numbers-based. This is primarily a good thing, as well-constructed metrics that are driven by data help the tournament selection rules become clearer a...
This Year's Freshmen Class Is The Best Since 2016-17
Perhaps the biggest storyline in college basketball coming into the 2024-25 season centered around a freshmen phenom: Duke’s Cooper Flagg. He’s the most hyped freshman prospect in college since Zion Williamson in 2018-19.
Five Players That Have My Attention (And Should Have Yours)
I’ve chosen five unique players inside the top 15 at EvanMiya.com to highlight today. Outside of Johni Broome, these are not typically the most discussed players in the country, but they each have at least one impressive quality that has ma...
Teams With Roster Turnover Are Struggling In 2024-25
During the offseason, I conducted a study to find the most reliable strategy for building rosters in the modern portal era. I won’t rehash the full article, but I’ll quickly recap the main conclusions:
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College basketball analytics at EvanMiya.com. PhD Statistician / Data Scientist. Featured in ESPN, CBS Sports, The Athletic, and FiveThirtyEight.
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