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Kaut's Thoughts: The Biggest Statistical Myth in College Basketball

When analyzing strengths and weaknesses in a matchup, this pops up everywhere!
By Kendall Kaut
April 8, 2022
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Whenever a matchup comes out, one of the first things we do is compare the strengths and weaknesses of the teams. Then we follow a logical conclusion: Team A is strong in this area. Team B is bad in this area, therefore, Team A is going to absolutely crush Team B in that category. 

Those presumptions aren't crazy.

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