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Hot tip champ, it isn’t just about amateur basketball here is it

090 why are you on this forum then if you don’t care about this amateur basketball ? LOL

Teams can download the video of the game from Hudl so coaches and players can easily scout off the game tape. The stats themselves tell you what each player got, not how they got them which is far more important and you only get that information from game footage which they have access too.

If someone other than an import has an outstanding game they should put it out there. If they are sports writers then they should look at the entire team and game. Maybe show a little objectivity for a change.

That's a pretty mediocre perspective, but to each their own.

Honestly though it doesn’t really matter. What does knowing how many assists some amateur basketballer got affect your life

BSA = hopeless!!!!

Clearly issues, either laptop failure in which case they revert to manual collection and then upload results and if net issues then normally upload Can be done via any net. And yes it is important. Coaches and players use to plan and scout. And besides the point if you are professional you care about everything and rough enough is never good enough.

Seeing as there is no live stats (as of yesterday) you would have to think there were internet issues or a problem with the sporting plus file.

Yes it does matter. Anyone who has any involvemant whould know this

Of course it matters

Does it really truely matter

http://www.mercurynews.com/college-sports/ci_21380792/australian-dane-pineau-commits-play-saint-marys-college

The Australian pipeline is alive and well for the Saint Mary's College men's basketball team.

Dane Pineau, a 6-foot-9 forward who attends Melbourne Grammar School in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, has orally committed to be the third member of the Gaels' 2013 recruiting class.

"I'm really excited to come play for the Gaels," Pineau said. "I went over for a visit in late December and the people over there were just great."

Pineau has most recently been a member of the Australian under-19 national team, known as the Emus. He'll look to make that team again next year for the World Championships, and said he will likely target sometime in July to make Moraga his home.

Asked what his strengths are on the court, Pineau said he tries to bring a high energy level to the game. He said he's comfortable both getting up and down the court and finishing around the basket.

And, he's not unfamiliar with the United States, having lived in New York from 1999-2002. His father, Brad, played collegiately at Hawaii and went on to play for the Melbourne Tigers of Australia's National Basketball League.

While other American schools did contact Pineau, he said there wasn't much doubt where he would end up.

"There were a couple others I was considering," Pineau said. "The thing was, I always wanted to come to Saint Mary's."

It also didn't hurt that the Gaels had a secret weapon in recruiting. Pineau said that getting to know star guard Matthew Dellavedova during his visit helped make up his mind.

"He's an amazing player and he's an amazing guy too," Pineau said. "I got to talk to him when I went over and it seemed like (the program) would be pretty awesome to be a part of."

With Pineau's commitment, Gaels coach Randy Bennett now adds a skilled post presence to an already-impressive recruiting class. Pineau joins guard Cullen Neal of Eldorado-Albuquerque (N.M.) and swingman Calvin Hermanson of Lake Oswego (Ore.) as 2013 commits.

"Relieved is a good word. It's nice to have it over and done with," Pineau said. "I'm really glad the decision was to go to Saint Mary's."