How to count the number of times a formation in a basketball game is used

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I am trying to find the percentage of games played with man to marking for a basketball league. There are two types of marking: zone (Z) and man marking (MM). If there are 10 teams such that each play each other twice, there are a total of 90 games. Each team plays a home leg and an away leg, for a total of 18 games a season. If I want to find the percentage of games played with MM across the league, can I count the number of MM games over the home legs and divide by 90? or do I need to count the 18 games played with MM for Team A, then Team B, then Team C, etc, then divide by 180?




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  • In a given game, can one team use MM and the other use Z?
    – Jens
    Aug 17 at 9:08










  • Both teams can use MM, ZZ, or any combination.
    – Jack Armstrong
    Aug 17 at 9:10










  • Then what is an MM game? If it means at least one team used MM, then using the first method could give you 100% even though MM was only used 50% of the time. So use the latter method.
    – Jens
    Aug 17 at 9:18














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I am trying to find the percentage of games played with man to marking for a basketball league. There are two types of marking: zone (Z) and man marking (MM). If there are 10 teams such that each play each other twice, there are a total of 90 games. Each team plays a home leg and an away leg, for a total of 18 games a season. If I want to find the percentage of games played with MM across the league, can I count the number of MM games over the home legs and divide by 90? or do I need to count the 18 games played with MM for Team A, then Team B, then Team C, etc, then divide by 180?




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  • In a given game, can one team use MM and the other use Z?
    – Jens
    Aug 17 at 9:08










  • Both teams can use MM, ZZ, or any combination.
    – Jack Armstrong
    Aug 17 at 9:10










  • Then what is an MM game? If it means at least one team used MM, then using the first method could give you 100% even though MM was only used 50% of the time. So use the latter method.
    – Jens
    Aug 17 at 9:18












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I am trying to find the percentage of games played with man to marking for a basketball league. There are two types of marking: zone (Z) and man marking (MM). If there are 10 teams such that each play each other twice, there are a total of 90 games. Each team plays a home leg and an away leg, for a total of 18 games a season. If I want to find the percentage of games played with MM across the league, can I count the number of MM games over the home legs and divide by 90? or do I need to count the 18 games played with MM for Team A, then Team B, then Team C, etc, then divide by 180?




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I am trying to find the percentage of games played with man to marking for a basketball league. There are two types of marking: zone (Z) and man marking (MM). If there are 10 teams such that each play each other twice, there are a total of 90 games. Each team plays a home leg and an away leg, for a total of 18 games a season. If I want to find the percentage of games played with MM across the league, can I count the number of MM games over the home legs and divide by 90? or do I need to count the 18 games played with MM for Team A, then Team B, then Team C, etc, then divide by 180?





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  • In a given game, can one team use MM and the other use Z?
    – Jens
    Aug 17 at 9:08










  • Both teams can use MM, ZZ, or any combination.
    – Jack Armstrong
    Aug 17 at 9:10










  • Then what is an MM game? If it means at least one team used MM, then using the first method could give you 100% even though MM was only used 50% of the time. So use the latter method.
    – Jens
    Aug 17 at 9:18
















  • In a given game, can one team use MM and the other use Z?
    – Jens
    Aug 17 at 9:08










  • Both teams can use MM, ZZ, or any combination.
    – Jack Armstrong
    Aug 17 at 9:10










  • Then what is an MM game? If it means at least one team used MM, then using the first method could give you 100% even though MM was only used 50% of the time. So use the latter method.
    – Jens
    Aug 17 at 9:18















In a given game, can one team use MM and the other use Z?
– Jens
Aug 17 at 9:08




In a given game, can one team use MM and the other use Z?
– Jens
Aug 17 at 9:08












Both teams can use MM, ZZ, or any combination.
– Jack Armstrong
Aug 17 at 9:10




Both teams can use MM, ZZ, or any combination.
– Jack Armstrong
Aug 17 at 9:10












Then what is an MM game? If it means at least one team used MM, then using the first method could give you 100% even though MM was only used 50% of the time. So use the latter method.
– Jens
Aug 17 at 9:18




Then what is an MM game? If it means at least one team used MM, then using the first method could give you 100% even though MM was only used 50% of the time. So use the latter method.
– Jens
Aug 17 at 9:18















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