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New with Recruiting Part 3
November 06, 2009

Back for more. Now you can get a break down of how the Top 100 recruits have performed on a per-team and per-conference basis. Here is an example for Kansas and the ACC. Enjoy!

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New with Recruiting Part 2
November 04, 2009

As I mentioned yesterday, I'm releasing a bunch of new college basketball recruiting features this week in honor of the upcoming basketball season.

Today, you can find my analysis on which freshmen classes have been the most impactful and most disappointing. The methodology I used was pretty simple, but the conclusions are interesting.

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College Basketball season is approaching so I've got something new...
November 03, 2009

For those that have been following StatSheet from the beginning, you'll know that I started with college basketball. Now StatSheet has become the #1 site on the web for college basketball stats. With the new season just a week away, I decided I'd add some new features to mark the occasion. The theme is going to be college basketball recruiting.

You may be familiar with the HS Basketball section. Over the next week I'm going to add a bunch of new pages that analyze the Top 100 recruiting classes since 1998. I'm going to break it out by team and conference. I'll show which players went from Stud to Dud. Which classes were the most impactful, most disappointing, etc.

To give you the first taste, I just put up the "Best and Worst" page. It's a little raw, but it will give you an indication for which classes produced the most wins, losses, NCAA tournament game appearances, draft picks, etc. Expect more to follow soon...

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StatSheet selected as an Internet Summit Demo Showcase Company
October 22, 2009

I'm pleased to annouce that StatSheet has been selected as one of the Demo Showcase companies for next month's Internet Summit. In addition, I've been asked to speak on the Twitter/Real-time panel, which I think could be one of the most interesting panels of the conference. I bet I'm the only panelest that's actually been banned by Twitter! I also have plenty to say on the topic of the real-time web since I'm in the middle of working on my own sports-related real-time website.

I'll do my best to man the StatSheet booth at the conference so please stop by and say hi.

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