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Team Efficiency: Offense vs. Defense?

Every D1 team, plotted by real points scored per game (offense) against real points allowed per game (defense) -- 2025-26, min. 5 games. This is raw per-game scoring, not adjusted for pace or opponent strength the way Rating is -- a fast, weak team and a slow, elite team can land in the same spot on the offense axis for very different reasons. The quadrant lines split at this group's own average (66.2 scored, 64.8 allowed), not a fixed number, so a Low-Major-only view splits at the Low-Major average, not the whole-league one.

Player Efficiency: Volume vs. Scoring Efficiency?

Every D1 player with real minutes, plotted by points per game (scoring volume) against true shooting % (scoring efficiency) this season -- real season stats, not a projection. The quadrant lines split at this group's own average (12.3 PPG, 60.0% TS), not a fixed number.

Best Single-Game Performances?

The best individual games this season, site-wide -- real box scores, not season averages. 2025-26.

Biggest Summit Score Jump: 2024-25 → 2025-26?

Compares each player's real 2024-25 season to their real 2025-26 season (both must clear 8 games and a full, non-limited-sample profile) -- ranked by the change in Summit Score, biggest jump first. `transferred` flags a player whose team changed between the two seasons (the jump could be a real transfer, or just a big year-over-year improvement at the same school).

Standouts Projected at the High-Major Level

Projected against a SYNTHETIC average High-Major team (current_rating 25.56, the live mean of every real High-Major team this season), not any single real school -- a directional 'who could stand out at that level' read, not a projection at a specific program.

Who Performs Best Against High-Major Competition?

Actual production in real games against High-Major opponents, not a projection -- each game's opponent is tracked individually, so this is what actually happened, not an estimate.

Best Against the Top 50 Teams Nationally, by Level?

Real production against the same 50 best teams in the country (by current rating) for every column -- restricted to players whose own team is at that level. Since the national top 50 is almost entirely High-Major teams, this is a much tougher bar for Mid-Major and Low-Major players than "best of their own level" would be -- a genuinely apples-to-apples read of who travels well against real elite competition.

Best Back Half of the Season?

Each half-season split is at the midpoint of a player's OWN games played (not the calendar midpoint), so a missed-games stretch early in the year doesn't skew this the way splitting by calendar date would. Each chart below is ranked by its own stat's change -- these are six distinct lists of top movers, not the same players re-labeled. Limited to players with at least 15 games and 10 minutes per game this season, so this reflects real rotation players.