DataOne Stats delivers specialized data intelligence for collegiate and professional sports organizations — from on-court performance to venue operations. Built for the teams who can't afford to guess.
We don't just crunch numbers — we build the frameworks coaches and front offices actually use to make decisions.
Deep-dive player efficiency analysis, opponent scouting reports, and game-by-game trend identification built around proven frameworks like Dean Oliver's Four Factors.
Attendance trends, promotional ROI, concession and merchandise per-cap analysis — the business-side data that drives revenue decisions and gameday strategy.
Tailored Power BI and interactive dashboards built around your staff's workflow — not a generic template. From coaching staff tablets to AD boardroom presentations.
Every engagement starts with a business question and ends with a framework the organization can act on.
A Division I coaching staff assumed turnovers were costing them games. We ran a full Four Factors breakdown across their conference schedule and found the real culprit: Free Throw Rate was a +17.4 percentage-point gap between wins and losses. Turnovers were nearly identical in both.
An athletics department ran five different gameday promotion types with no consistent way to measure ROI across them. We built a venue BI dashboard that broke down attendance, gate revenue, concession per-cap, and merch per-cap by promotion type across the full home schedule.
Most analytics firms treat sports as just another vertical. We don't. Every framework, every dashboard, every deliverable is built around the specific decisions sports organizations make.
We start with the question — what does your coaching staff or front office actually need to decide? — and work backward to the right analysis. Not the other way around.
Deliverables are built so your staff can use them without us in the room. We document the logic, train the users, and build dashboards that don't require a data scientist to interpret.
You don't need a 50-person consulting firm. You need someone who understands the MAAC, can talk to your athletic director and your head coach in the same meeting, and delivers fast.
"The difference between a team that uses data and one that acts on it comes down to whether the analysis speaks the language of the people making decisions."
Every engagement starts with a 30-minute discovery call. No sales pitch — just an honest conversation about what your organization is trying to solve and whether we're the right fit.