
Where North Dakota Stands Out Basketball Standouts 2025-26
15-17 · Summit
Turnover margin / game
Outlier · Strength+3.7
6th-highest of 365 teams
+2.0 SD from the average of -0.1
Fouls / game
Outlier · Weakness20.6
15th-most of 365 teams
+1.9 SD from the average of 17.6
Opponents' effective FG%
Outlier · Weakness56.4%
14th-highest of 365 teams
+1.8 SD from the average of 51.5%
Opponents' free throw rate
Outlier · Weakness43.7%
21st-highest of 365 teams
+1.6 SD from the average of 35.2%
Opponents' field goal %
Outlier · Weakness48.5%
24th-highest of 365 teams
+1.6 SD from the average of 44.8%
Opponents' 3-point %
Notable · Weakness37.0%
23rd-highest of 365 teams
+1.5 SD from the average of 34.0%
Assists / game
Notable · Weakness10.8
21st-fewest of 365 teams
-1.4 SD from the average of 13.6
Takeaways / game
Notable · Strength13.5
38th-most of 365 teams
+1.3 SD from the average of 11.5
Turnovers / game
Notable · Strength9.8
34th-fewest of 365 teams
-1.3 SD from the average of 11.6
Steals / game
Notable · Strength7.9
49th-most of 365 teams
+1.1 SD from the average of 6.5
How these are picked: each stat is compared with every team that has it this season and at least 3 games played (and, for a percentage of tries like 4th downs, at least 10 tries). The team's z-score is its distance from those teams' mean in standard deviations (population SD). A stat is listed at 1.0 SD or more, the largest first, up to 10: Notable from 1.0, Outlier from 1.5, Extreme from 2. Ties share a rank. Only stats counted in the box score, and ratios worked out from them - no other source's model numbers, such as EPA. From every game played, postseason included, not adjusted for the opponents faced.