Episode 277: Colton Houston (Co-Founder HDI Intelligence) Tuscaloosa, Alabama (Basketball Analytics for High School Coaches)  episode artwork

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Episode 277: Colton Houston (Co-Founder HDI Intelligence) Tuscaloosa, Alabama (Basketball Analytics for High School Coaches)

from Championship Vision Basketball Podcast · host Kevin Furtado

Colton is a graduate of Harvard University with 13 years of experience working in basketball at the college and high school levels. From 2010 to 2019, Colton spent nine seasons on staff with Alabama Men’s Basketball. As Alabama’s Director of Operations, he was responsible for the program’s non-conference scheduling and analytics efforts, in addition to other duties such as opponent scouting, on-campus recruiting, running UA’s basketball camps, and facilitating team travel. Drawing on over a decade’s worth of experience analyzing and applying all manner of statistics, Colton has developed a deep understanding for how to effectively build a bridge from advanced statistical analysis to practical basketball application. Most importantly, he understands how college basketball programs function and how to communicate insights to coaching staffs in a productive and efficient way. [email protected]  @Colton_Houston

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