In one of our first blogs, we took a look at the worst free-throw shooters in history. In that post, we noted that NBA free-throw percentages had been constant at about 75 percent since 1958 – meaning the league average remained dismally low for...
Read MoreWe’ve been tracking every shot taken on Noah. Our initial tracking, paired with years of research, is what led us to concluding the makeup of a perfect shot: 45-degree entry angle, centered and placed 11 inches past the front of the rim.
Read MoreThe Minnesota Lynx have won the WNBA title after an exciting five-game series against the defending champions, the Los Angeles Sparks. The series was one of the most-watched WNBA Finals, as fans watched the Lynx secure their 85-76 victory to become...
Read MoreThe Minnesota Lynx are advancing to the WNBA finals for the third straight season. They’re facing the Los Angeles Sparks in a rematch after last year’s heartbreaking 3-2 loss against the second-seeded Sparks.
Read MoreNoah Basketball has come a long way. What started out as a rake and a ladder in a driveway is now a state-of-the-art system being used by professional, college and high school athletes.
Read MoreThe Noah Shooting System tracks shots taken anywhere on the court and collects data about how and where the shot enters the hoop. A sensor positioned 13 feet above the basket captures the position of the ball 30 times per second. In addition to...
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