Hi Zac, this like it will be a very impressive dataset to analyze when you get the team names added. I’m not 100% positive about how to fix the problem you’re having, but looking through the baseballr documentation the key function would be ncaa_team_player_stats(). It looks like you’ve got output from that could be from that function in your second picture, but I can’t see where you called that function (or something similar) in your first pic. Instead I see on line 32 that you wrap ncaa_scrape in the safely() method. What is ncaa_scrape in your script? And what would happen if you replace ncaa_scrape with ncaa_team_player_stats() on line 32?

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