Shot charts

FG% vs D1 average, in points

+3 or more
+1 to +3
Within 1
−1 to −3
−3 or worse
Under 25 shots

Color compares opponents against this team to the Division I average in each zone, adjusted for how many shots were actually taken there.

Heads up: on Shots allowed, blue is good: opponents shoot below average there. Red means they score more than usual. It’s the reverse of Shots taken.

2-pointers60.2%of shots · 638/1131 · 56.4%D1 avg 60.5% · 52.4%

3-pointers39.8%of shots · 240/749 · 32.0%D1 avg 39.5% · 34.1%

2-pt jumpers38634.1% of 2s · 153/386 · 39.6%

eFG%53.1%Made threes count 1.5×D1 avg 51.9%

Totals include 130 shots with no recorded court location, mostly from games without shot tracking. They count here but can’t be placed on the chart.

Zone	Shots	Share	FG%	vs D1
At the rim	374/539	30.8%	69.4	+4.7
Paint	177/371	21.2%	47.7	+2.9
Mid-range, left	16/47	2.7%	34.0	-0.7
Mid-range, center	17/36	2.1%	47.2	+4.8
Mid-range, right	27/77	4.4%	35.1	-0.9
Left corner three	18/73	4.2%	24.7	-6.1
Right corner three	25/66	3.8%	37.9	+0.8
Left wing three	62/161	9.2%	38.5	+2.4
Top of the key three	73/212	12.1%	34.4	+1.0
Right wing three	51/168	9.6%	30.4	-1.9

FG% is the raw make rate. Colors and vs D1 use an adjusted rate that pulls small samples toward the Division I average, so a zone with few shots shows a smaller gap than its raw FG% suggests. Zones with fewer than 25 attempts are gray: too few shots to say anything. Shots allowed are a rough read on defense: they reflect who a team played as much as how it defended, and opponent three-point shooting is largely luck.