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One of the live stats that shows a problem with stats is the "Stop %: Stop Percentage estimates the rate of defensive possessions where the opposing team did not score"
For Brink, her Stop Percentage was 133.3% (shades of 1972).

I think Stop % is a comparison of a defender's stops per minute to the opposing team's possession's per minute (per player).  Since Brink's stops per minute exceeded the Belmont players' average possessions per minute it pushed her stop percentage above 100%.  If I'm analyzing it correctly, I think it means she completely shut down the equivalent of 1 and 1/3 of Belmont's players while she was on the floor.  So pretty impressive.

[OCcardinal]

One of the live stats that shows a problem with stats is the "Stop %: Stop Percentage estimates the rate of defensive possessions where the opposing team did not score"
For Brink, her Stop Percentage was 133.3% (shades of 1972).

I think Stop % is a comparison of a defender's stops per minute to the opposing team's possession's per minute (per player).  Since Brink's stops per minute exceeded the Belmont players' average possessions per minute it pushed her stop percentage above 100%.  If I'm analyzing it correctly, I think it means she completely shut down the equivalent of 1 and 1/3 of Belmont's players while she was on the floor.  So pretty impressive.