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KHSAA Boys Regular Season Stats through 1/29/14

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I wish all teams reported stats!

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Edited the post to the correct date which was 1-29-14

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I wish all teams reported stats!

 

It will never happen

 

Too much trouble, to me at least, is the #1 reason that it isn't done!

 

I will say that the KHSAA could make the sight easier to use to make certain you have posted the correct numbers, like what the Cincinnati/NKySID stats have. What the SID sight has that the KHSAA doesn't, is to total the stats at each section, this way you can double check your input details.

I would think it wouldn't be that hard to build a program that would automatically update totals, when you enter individual game stats. :idunno:

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I would think it wouldn't be that hard to build a program that would automatically update totals, when you enter individual game stats. :idunno:

 

It will total scores such as a player has 2 2ptFG 1 3ptFG and 1 FT for 10 points but it doesn't give you the bottom line of totals. Same thing for rebounds you can post the number for each player but it doesn't give you a bottom line total. Easy to make a typ-0 and I do double check but it would be far easier if each section you fill out had a total making certain you have posted the information in correctly without have to double check everything.

It will never happen

 

Too much trouble, to me at least, is the #1 reason that it isn't done!

 

I will say that the KHSAA could make the sight easier to use to make certain you have posted the correct numbers, like what the Cincinnati/NKySID stats have. What the SID sight has that the KHSAA doesn't, is to total the stats at each section, this way you can double check your input details.

 

 

I have heard that the website isn't the easiest to use and that could be a reason why so many don't report. It is something that is worth investigating IMO. It shouldn't be difficult for people to enter in the information and if it is difficult it would be nice to see the process made easier.

It will total scores such as a player has 2 2ptFG 1 3ptFG and 1 FT for 10 points but it doesn't give you the bottom line of totals. Same thing for rebounds you can post the number for each player but it doesn't give you a bottom line total. Easy to make a typ-0 and I do double check but it would be far easier if each section you fill out had a total making certain you have posted the information in correctly without have to double check everything.

 

You are spot on. If you aren't able to cross-check your entries by comparing team totals (yours vs. what the site you're entering the numbers at) then you have no way that isn't difficult of knowing whether you've made all correct entries. I've worked stats and budgets for years and all of the spreadsheet models I worked up ALWAYS had a cross-check number that compared the totals in such a manner as to make sure they matched (individual vs. team).

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I have heard that the website isn't the easiest to use and that could be a reason why so many don't report. It is something that is worth investigating IMO. It shouldn't be difficult for people to enter in the information and if it is difficult it would be nice to see the process made easier.

 

It isn't that it is hard to enter the information but it is easy to make a mistake without a easy double check to make certain you are correct.

 

What I am trying to say is that in a excel program you/I can make a mistake posting a number but if you have a total at the bottom/side, you can see at the bottom or side that what you have posted to the file is wrong and then look for your mistake!

 

I hope I am making myself clear.

 

That's for changing the date! :thumb:

It isn't that it is hard to enter the information but it is easy to make a mistake without a easy double check to make certain you are correct.

 

What I am trying to say is that in a excel program you/I can make a mistake posting a number but if you have a total at the bottom/side, you can see at the bottom or side that what you have posted to the file is wrong and then look for your mistake!

 

I hope I am making myself clear.

 

That's for changing the date! :thumb:

 

 

Gotcha.

 

And no problem. :thumb:

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You are spot on. If you aren't able to cross-check your entries by comparing team totals (yours vs. what the site you're entering the numbers at) then you have no way that isn't difficult of knowing whether you've made all correct entries. I've worked stats and budgets for years and all of the spreadsheet models I worked up ALWAYS had a cross-check number that compared the totals in such a manner as to make sure they matched (individual vs. team).

 

 

Thank you! You explained it much better than I! :thumb:

Myself, I think much of the KHSAA website is somewhat difficult to navigate.

Myself, I think much of the KHSAA website is somewhat difficult to navigate.

 

That is what I have been told.

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