my nana won best dentures back in '96.  greatest day of her life.

Phase A:
Career Three point percentage based on how his shot is set up.  Catch and shoot vs. pick and pop vs. off the dribble straight away vs. whatever else.

Phase B:
Career Three point percentage based on quarter.  An easy one.

Phase C:
Career three point percentage based on point margin.  How is he when we are leading?  When the game is close, when we are behind?

Phase D:
Career three point percentage based on game clock. Each 5 minutes of game clock, shot clock break down, etc.

Phase E:
Season Ties.  Conference play, out of conference, big 12 tournament, NCAA tourney, must win games, zero pressure games, rivalry games, against good opponents, against bad opponents etc...

I have no idear how to come by the information necessary, but I think it could prove interesting to further break down as prolific, and streaky a player as we have ever known here.

the head of Alredo Garcia. And the Beattle's White Album.

My stats request besides the measurements, phone numbers, and favorite Axe Body Spray flavor for the entire Texas Palm Squad is...

A thorough study of Big XII Teams Home vs. Away Stats

Me and Coach Nomran Dale find iit absolutely ridiculous and inexcusable that teams like Tech and A&M can play like world beaters at home and like absolute dog shit at home...last time I checked, everyone played with 10 foot rims.

Seriously, how do you bookend a victory at home against a Top 10 opponent with two defeats by an average 50 points. And how do you score 56 points in the first half of one game and score just 10 in the first half of your next game just three days later?

Hickory!!!

1.  Margin of victory/defeat by men's basketball home games based upon point  in season (early, mid, late), attendance figures, day of week and start time  of game - during Rick Barnes era vs. previous ten years.

2.  Margin of victory/defeat by football road games based upon point in season,  attendance figures, start time of game and weather conditions - during Mack  Brown era vs. previous ten years.

All sorts of interesting studies to be done here. How often does GD pass on 1st down? In what situations? How often do we run on 1st? Which results in more yards per play? More first downs? Etc.

I've always been bothered by how often we come out from halftime and go 3 and out. Seems like just about every damn time, especially in close games.  So, to add some meat to my idea, I'd like to see something like this:

How often do we start a game with a 3 and out vs a scoring drive?

How often do we start the 2nd half with a 3 and out vs a scoring drive?

Is there any correlation if we start on offense vs defense?  What about if we start on defense and hold for a 3 and out vs giving up a score?

What about run vs pass selection?  Obviously you can add field position into the mix as well.

Anyway, that's my request.  You ask.  You get.

Correlate home won/loss and margin to home attendance. Then do same for away games against other Big 12 opponents. Repeat for selected players to determine who performs best at home and on the road.

Watching this man pitch is baseball at its finest!

They have this +/- stat in the NBA. Here's an example from the Rockets/Pacers game.

So for example if DJ's +/- is a +10 in a given game, then that means when he's on the floor, Texas outscored its opponent by 15 points. If DJ plays the whole game then his +/- should be equal to the margin of victory/defeat.

A lot of people misinterpret this stat though. It doesn't tell you how good you are. It does give a hint on the best rotation used in that game, along with how well a player matches up against a team.

I want the +/- statistics of every player on the team for each tournament game (you're going to start this stat marathon in the summer right?). I also want qualitative analysis. If it's too hard to give me the +/- of each player, try giving us the +/- of every rotation. Basically, tabulate the points gained/lost between each substitution and list the 5 players in the rotation, along with the game time and score (score at beginning of substitution and score at next sub). This will tell us which rotation played the best against a certain team. It will also tell us who should've gotten more minutes in retrospect.

Of course, there are flaws to this analysis as well, but you said you are going to be bored!

Hopefully you're already familiar with this stat Horn Brain so it would be easy for you to figure out. I think looking at the play-by-play will be enough. Hopefully it includes substitutions.

As we all know Mack and GD love their explosives.  I'd love to know how important they really are.  I'd love to see you take the 2005, 2006, and 2007 seasons and look at how drives with explosive plays end for us and opponents.  Really what I want to see is how often do drives with explosives result in TDs, lead to FGs, turnovers, punts, etc.  Maybe I'm pessimistic but I feel like in 2006 and 2007 our big plays too often ended in FGs whereas our opponents scored TDs, but in 2005 we converted our explosives into TDs more.  That might not be very clear, but I think you get the idea.