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Line 14: The NCAA has adapted a rating system produced by [[Jeff Sagarin]] that uses computer-aided scouting to a science to better understand the strength and weaknesses of a team as a rating. ''Computer-aided Scouting'' has adapted many unique mathematical formulas by taken into account an existing or potential players value to his team, his physical attributes, and even projected success/failures against a variety of situations and potential opponents. Many of the actual formulas can be found in many books and articles that are written by members are founders of [[Sabermetrics]] for baseball and [[APBRmetrics\|APBR]] for basketball. Computer-aided Scouting is now on the frontier of contract caps for all major sports in determining values of each player and the foreseeable effects of signing a player to a short or long term contract versus the team salary cap which all major sports must abide by. Line 29: * [http://www.scoutingthenba.com/index.htm/ ScoutingtheNba] * [http://82games.com/ 82games] * [http://search.espn.go.com/john-hollinger/\| John Hollinger Espn] * [http://www.kiva.net/~jsagarin/sports/sports.html\| Jeff Sagarin] Basketball statistics

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