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Positions are guard, forward and center — college position data does not carry the finer professional distinctions, so inventing them would be false precision. Cells show allowances as values or ranks, and the comparison pool can be set to all of Division I or to a conference or tier, which matters because a defense that looks average nationally can be the worst in its own league. Team-wide defensive numbers sit alongside the position splits and do not change when you switch positions.
How each D-I defense ranks vs all players, by stat. Higher percentile = softer matchup. DEF RTG · Pace · Paint% are the team-whole defense (constant across positions).
What each Division I defense allows by position. With three hundred and sixty-odd teams the spread is far wider than in a professional league, which makes the extremes genuinely extreme.
Positions are guard, forward and center — college position data does not carry the finer professional distinctions, so inventing them would be false precision. Cells show allowances as values or ranks, and the comparison pool can be set to all of Division I or to a conference or tier, which matters because a defense that looks average nationally can be the worst in its own league. Team-wide defensive numbers sit alongside the position splits and do not change when you switch positions.
Aggregated on request from per-player game results attributed to the defense faced, with robust z-scores and percentiles computed across the selected pool. Only Division I opponents are included.
For college player research and DFS. The tier filter is the important control here — a soft matchup against a low-major defense is not the same finding as a soft matchup in a major conference.
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