

Bryan Hodgson on Eliminating Human Error in Coaching, Player Leverage, and Transition Three's {South Florida}
35 snips Aug 15, 2025
Bryan Hodgson, Head Coach at the University of South Florida, discusses his analytics-driven approach to eliminating human error in coaching. He reveals how detailed metrics enhance player trust and optimize substitutions. Hodgson emphasizes competitive practices that translate into game success with strategies for late-clock actions and transition threes. The conversation highlights balancing analytics with the human element in coaching, aiming for both simplicity in strategy and effective player development.
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Eliminate Human Error With Data
- Bryan Hodgson treats human error as a core problem and uses data to reduce it across recruiting, in-game decisions, and player development.
- He runs lineup analyses and leverage metrics to make fact-based choices instead of relying on opinion.
Leverage Measures Net Impact
- Leverage measures how a player changes team performance on offense and defense and is separated by side of the ball for nuance.
- A player with great offensive leverage but poor defensive leverage can be an overall negative despite scoring well.
Sub Based On Performance Windows
- Use analytics to identify when players peak or decline in stretches and plan substitutions around those windows.
- Combine numbers with film to know exactly when to remove a player before they become a liability.