Full Stat Tracking

What it does

Full Stat Tracking builds directly on the live scorekeeping record: the same score, clock, fouls, and minutes, with the box score resolved on top of them in real time. Whoever's running the bench logs assists, rebounds, steals, and blocks as they happen, and shooting percentages calculate themselves as attempts are recorded — no one sits down after the game to add them up. Team ratings and trends carry forward from game to game, so a coach walks into the next practice already knowing what to work on instead of reconstructing it from memory or a stack of paper stat sheets. Full Stat Tracking asks for one more person's attention during the game than Scorekeeping does, but nothing about running the game itself changes: the clock still runs the same way, fouls are still called the same way. What changes is how much of the game you keep afterward, and how quickly a coach can act on it. A team already on Scorekeeping can move to Full Stat Tracking mid-season without losing any of its game history — the additional data just starts accumulating from that point forward.