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ALL NCAA PLAYER STATS
Hi all, I created a tutorial of how to access all NCAA player stats: Link Here. Feel free to add me on LinkedIn, and use the code in the post to create your own projects. Onto the next project!
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New comment Mar 29
1 like • Mar 29
Went to go save this in LinkedIn, already had it saved lol
1 like • Mar 29
@Zac Bridger already have big dawg! 💪🏻
NEW BASEBALL APP - 3D ZONE WITH VIDEO REACTIVES
The purpose of creating this was to create a visual to help understand the type of quality that goes into depth of contact and swing decisions. When linking with video it can help further visualize what is happening and break swings or pitching metrics down further to help with player development or roster decisions. I will be adding a zone and plate and will share that at a future date. There is incredible value in linking video with the 3D zone. Athlete Lab #MLB #baseball #coding #data #analytics #R #dataanalytics
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New comment Mar 29
0 likes • Mar 29
Love this! Definitely can help those players who are the more spatial types in understanding their ABs. Great post!
Tips for coding more organized in R
1. When making a Shiny App, put the ui section in a script called ui.R and the server in server.R. As long as they're loaded and in the same directory they will run without having to type "shinyApp(ui, server)" 2. When you have a lot of lines of code to run simultaneously but highlighting is a drag, put all the code within {} brackets and just run the line with the end bracket, it will run all the code. 3. Put comments on your code, and if you use at least four pound signs #### R Script will recognize it as a chapter for the outline table of contents, making it so much easier to find your sections in long scripts. 4. Consider using Projects within RStudio, which you can read more about here: https://support.posit.co/hc/en-us/articles/200526207-Using-RStudio-Projects
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New comment Mar 29
1 like • Mar 29
The ui.R and shiny.R is exactly what I’ve been thinking about doing. Thanks for this!
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Please ask or answers any coding questions you have! Anybody is welcome to contribute...please be respectful!
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New comment Mar 14
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@Zac Bridger what was your fix to display team names?
1 like • Mar 14
@Zac Bridger maybe, I know I run into problems sometimes with baseballr. Just curious, have you checked to make sure that the team id’s in all_d1_teams, matches the ids in the other data set?
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New comment Mar 14
1 like • Mar 6
@Collin Murray I think any way that you can convey your message via a graphic, that it works the best (and quickest). Descending bar charts, charts dealing with frequency, scatter plots, even tabular data that is then overlayed with colors to show good/bad. It takes far less time for a player to look at these graphics and process the meaning, than it might in tabular form.
1 like • Mar 14
Here’s an example of a post game pitching report I generated in Tableau last year using manually entered data from data entry folks at the game.
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Evan Howard
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@evan-howard-9266
Former collegiate pitcher, looking to break into player dev. Proficient in using R and SQL to help create a data story.

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Joined Mar 6, 2024
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