The pace factor is a metric used in sports analytics to measure the number of possessions a team has over a 40-minute period. This helps coaches and analysts understand how efficiently teams use their time on the court or field.
A higher pace factor indicates that a team moves through possessions more quickly, potentially leading to more opportunities for scoring. Conversely, a lower pace factor suggests a slower tempo, which might be advantageous in certain defensive strategies.
Total Possessions = total number of team possessions in the game
Minutes Played = total minutes played by the team
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