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The Game page (titled Game Detail) is the richest view of a single game on SportsVisio Analytics. It has the full box score, team stats, interpretive breakdowns and video, all on one screen.
Finding a specific game
Open your team's page and go to its games, then click the game you want to open its Game Detail. Only games that have been processed will have full stats to show.
Reading the box score
The Box Score lists each player's line for the game.
Basic vs Advanced. Use the Basic / Advanced toggle to switch between the traditional box score (points, rebounds, assists and so on) and advanced metrics. For what the advanced columns mean, see Advanced and minutes stats; for the shooting columns see Shooting stats; for a plain-language tour of a box score line see Reading your stats.
Home vs Away. Use the Home / Away switch to see each team's stats.
Watching the game and highlights
Watch Full Game. Click Watch Full Game to play the full processed game video.
Highlights. From the game you can jump to that game's highlights.
Make a one-player reel. You can create a highlight reel for a single player from the game. Pick the player and generate their reel from this game's plays.
Sharing the game
Share the game by copying the Game page link from your browser and sending it. The link is preserved through sign-in, so whoever you send it to lands on this game after logging in with their SportsVisio account.
The interpretive breakdowns
Beyond the raw numbers, the Game page includes several analysis sections:
AI Game Summary. An auto-generated recap of the game. If one hasn't been generated, you'll see No summary available for this game.
Game Flow: labelled Point differential over the course of the game: shows how the lead moved as the game went on.
Win Probability: how each team's chance of winning shifted during the game.
Four Factors: labelled Dean Oliver's key indicators of team success. This is a basketball-family feature; volleyball programs won't see it.
Impact Players: the players who most influenced the result.
Team Stats and Total Points: team-level totals and scoring for the game.
For what any individual metric means, see the stats glossary rather than reading a formula here: Reading your stats is a good starting point.
The shot chart (basketball)
For basketball games, the Game page includes a shot chart showing where shots were taken across the court zones. Click a shot to view its clip.
Volleyball games don't have a shot chart. It's a basketball feature.
Per-zone shooting percentages aren't currently shown on the shot chart, so it shows shot locations and clips rather than a make/miss percentage per zone.
For more on how to read shot locations and zones, see Shot chart and heat map.
The final score doesn't match the scoreboard
The score shown may be the team-reported score entered when the game was set up, which is unofficial and can differ from the venue scoreboard. The player-by-player stats come from SportsVisio's processing of the video. If the reported score looks wrong, ask your team manager or league admin to correct it.
A player is missing from the box score
If a player you expected isn't in the box score, it's usually one of these:
They weren't on the game's roster, or were listed under a different name or jersey number.
Their plays haven't been matched to their profile yet.
Ask your team manager to check the game's roster, and see the SportsVisio app's help on claiming and merging profiles if the player appears under the wrong identity.
Looking to get these numbers into a spreadsheet? See Can I export stats to a spreadsheet?