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Hoopdata.com, launched in October 2009, is a website dedicated to making basketball statistics more accessible and understandable for the common fan. We do this through a combination of analysis and by offering the largest, most user-friendly statistical database for basketball anywhere on the web. Hoopdata.com's statistics and analysis have been featured in the Wall Street Journal, ESPN the Magazine, and countless blogs across the web.

Hoopdata's Contributors:

Joe Treutlein
Owner, Founder, Analyst
Age: 23
Location: Long Island, NY

Joe, a 2008 graduate of St. John's University, has been working in the professional basketball industry for the past five years, notably as the Assistant Director of Scouting at DraftExpress.com and as a video logger for Synergy Sports Technology (both of which he still does currently). Joe has also worked with the NBA League Office compiling and writing profiles for the annual NBA Draft Media Guide, and has interned with professional basketball trainer Jay Hernandez, who has trained such NBA players as Jameer Nelson and Raja Bell.

The founder and co-owner of Hoopdata.com, Joe is the driving force behind much of the site's content, namely in regards to the statistical database and its features. In addition, he also contributes as a writer-analyst, and lends a hand in day-to-day maintenance and web design.

Matt Nolan
Owner, Programmer, Analyst
Age: 23
Location: Baltimore, MD

Tom Haberstroh
Analyst
Age: 23
Location: Wethersfield, CT

Tom joined Hoopdata.com in November after working in Bristol, Conn. as a statistics consultant for ESPN for a year following his graduation from Wake Forest University in May of 2008 with a degree in economics. As ESPN.com Insider's primary researcher, Tom worked with ESPN's top writers on a daily basis to contribute premiere content and research for several online projects including Insider's NBA D.R.A.F.T. Initiative and NCAA Tournament predictor series Giant Killers. In addition to his researching duties, Tom tracked live statistics and provided in-game video analysis for ESPN Mobile, ESPN.com and ESPN live television platforms. His analytical work has also been featured in ESPN the Magazine.

Tom also has the dubious distinction of starting every basketball game of his senior year in high school and missing his only free throw attempt. In turn, he unofficially holds his school’s worst FTA/FGM ratio, not to mention lowest free throw percentage (.000 FT%). You can find him every morning at the local YMCA standing atop a puddle of tears behind the free throw line.


We'd also like to thank Joe Sill of Hoopnumbers.com for graciously giving us access to his stockpile of downloaded play-by-plays when we were first getting going.

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