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DIVISION I COVERAGEMEN'S BASKETBALLIndependent college basketball data
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The 2026-27 season is live

College basketball, shot by shot.

Live scores, box scores, shot charts, net points and win probability for every Division I game. The 2026-27 regular season is under way.

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  • 2003-04box scores from
  • 2011play-by-play from
  • 2014-15shot charts from

Every Division I game on one board, with the court view, the lineups on the floor and the win chance as it happens.

What is in the database

Every number on Paint comes from one database of Division I men's basketball. Each record says the season its data begins.

  • 427,000gamessince 1894
  • 119 millionplaysplay-by-play since 2011
  • 12.4 millioncharted shotseach with an expected-points value
  • 440,000playersbox lines since 1939
  • 27,000head coach seasonssince 1893
  • 365Division I teamsevery one, this season
  1. 01 Scores

    Every score, live

    Every Division I game on one board, with the court view, the lineups on the floor and the win chance as it happens.

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  2. 02 Game

    Inside every game

    Box score, the shot chart, the rotation and net points that add up to the margin, during the game and after.

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  3. 03 Preview

    Know the game first

    Coaches, players to watch, the forecast, the team comparison and the shot matchup before tip.

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  4. 04 Players

    Every player, in full

    Season line, shot chart, percentiles, net points and Expected Plus-Minus, with the draft outlook.

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  5. 05 Coaches

    Coaches, by the numbers

    Records, foul decisions, splits and the head-to-head, back through every season on file.

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  6. 06 Teams

    Every program, every season

    Home, schedule, roster, rotation, splits, resume and 160 team stats with national ranks.

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  7. 07 Insights

    Numbers that mean something

    Net points, Expected Plus-Minus, leaders by zone and a stat query across the whole sport.

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More in Paint

The rest of the app, recorded the same way. Scroll sideways.

  • NBA draft

    Paint's board for the 2027 class, who is climbing it, and every draft since 2010 by pick.

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  • Bracketology

    Paint's projected NCAA Tournament field, labelled as a projection, with the bracket challenge.

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  • Transfer portal

    Every move in the portal, ranked, with where each player came from and where he went.

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  • Lineups

    Starting fives and the best five-man units by conference, with net rating.

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  • Shot Duel

    Two shooters or two teams on one half court, zone by zone.

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  • Officials

    Every Division I referee's games, crew-chief games and Final Fours on file since 2002-03.

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  • On this day

    The ranked games, upsets, comebacks and big nights played on any date.

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Leaders and boards

A few of the boards in Paint, read from the database when this page was built. Each opens the full list.

Net Points leaders

2025-26, season total. Every play credited to the players on the floor, so a team's totals sum to its margin.

RankNameNet ptsG
1Cameron BoozerDuke+321.838
2Yaxel LendeborgMichigan+308.940
3Milan MomcilovicIowa State+244.037
4Morez Johnson Jr.Michigan+241.940
5Motiejus KrivasArizona+230.139
All Net Points leaders

Expected Plus-Minus (xPM) leaders

2025-26, 600+ minutes. Each player's impact, split into offense and defense.

RankNamexPMOffDef
1Cameron BoozerDuke+20.9+12.6+8.2
2Yaxel LendeborgMichigan+20.0+10.8+9.2
3Izaiyah NelsonSouth Florida+17.1+7.0+10.1
4Flory BidungaKansas+16.7+6.2+10.5
5Jeremy Fears Jr.Michigan State+16.2+11.8+4.4
All xPM leaders

Paint team ratings

2026-27, as of Nov 6. Points per 100 possessions better than an average team, still blended with the preseason prior this early.

RankNameRecNetOffDef
1Duke2-0+35.3#7#1
2Florida2-0+34.7#2#2
3Michigan State2-0+29.5#11#7
4Illinois2-0+29.4#5#18
5Houston1-0+28.9#18#4
Rankings and ratings

Best five-man units

2025-26, 100+ minutes together, by net rating.

RankNameNet rtg
1Erickson, Johnson, Bullock, Rouhliadeff, Hunkin-ClaytorHawaii+46.7
2Hendricks, Davis, Leonhardt, Housley, HolcombeUtah Valley+44.7
3Bradley, Peat, Burries, Krivas, KharchenkovArizona+42.0
4Foster, Ngongba II, Boozer, Evans, SarrDuke+39.9
5Brady, Harris, Cooper, Law, OlsenSouth Alabama+39.3
All lineup leaders

Top transfers

The 2026 portal for 2026-27, ranked by the national recruiting rankings.

RankNameFromTo
1Flory BidungaC, 6-8KansasLouisville
2Milan MomcilovicPF, 6-8Iowa StateKentucky
3John BlackwellSG, 6-3WisconsinDuke
4Tounde YessoufouSF, 6-5BaylorSt. John's (NY)
5Keyshawn HallSF, 6-6AuburnSt. John's (NY)
The transfer portal

Transfer classes

2026-27, programs ranked by the transfers they landed.

RankNameAdds5★4★
1St. John's (NY)621
2Louisville715
3Tennessee907
4Kentucky613
5Texas505
All transfer classes

Officials with the most games

Division I assignments on file since 2002-03, with the Final Fours each worked.

RankNameGamesF4Seasons
1Roger AyersACC2,051625
2David HallMWC1,914125
3Doug SirmonsBig 121,8981125
4Brian O'ConnellBig East1,833025
5Verne HarrisMWC1,832925
Every official

On iPhone, Android and the web

One account across all three. The web app runs in any browser today.

Game center on the web: the final score, top performers and the Paint insight
Live court view on iPhone: the score, the clock and every player on the floor
Game center on Android with the score by half and top performers
  • WebGame center on the web: the final score, top performers and the Paint insight
  • iPhoneLive court view on iPhone: the score, the clock and every player on the floor
  • AndroidGame center on Android with the score by half and top performers

What MVP adds

Everything above is free. MVP adds the models and the scouting layer.

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  • Projected box, points, minutes and fantasy points
  • xPM (Expected Plus-Minus) this season, with its leaderboard
  • Player clutch, score-state and opponent-shooting splits
  • Impact, playstyle, passing map and best lineups charts
  • Coach insights, splits, foul decisions and pace by state
  • Officials analytics: crews, assignments and foul trends
  • Player Markets
  • Model vs Books: cover chances, fair odds and the game breakdown
  • Game notes and 0-100 scout grades

From the team behind Iron, Diamond and MESH

Paint comes from the team behind Iron for college football, Diamond for college baseball and MESH for college volleyball. Of the four, Paint holds the most data: 427,000 games, 119 million plays and 12.4 million charted shots.

November

The month's biggest games, ranked against ranked.

The eight November games with the highest combined preseason AP rank, from the Paint schedule.

Preseason poll

The preseason AP Top 25.

  1. 1Florida47 first-place
  2. 2Duke10 first-place
  3. 3Illinois2 first-place
  4. 4Connecticut
  5. 5Arizona
  6. 6Michigan State
  7. 7Texas
  8. 8Tennessee
  9. 9Virginia
  10. 10Houston
  11. 11Louisville
  12. 12Arkansas
  13. 13St. John's (NY)
  14. 14Miami (FL)
  15. 15Gonzaga
  16. 16Michigan
  17. 17Kansas
  18. 18Iowa State
  19. 19Texas Tech
  20. 20Alabama
  21. 21Southern California
  22. 22UCLA
  23. 23Kentucky
  24. 24Vanderbilt
  25. 25Brigham Young

AP Top 25, preseason. Each team opens its Paint program page.

Paint's own boards

Two projections, labelled as projections.

Questions

Is Paint free?

Yes. Scores, box scores, shot charts, net points, win probability, game previews, player, coach and team pages are free. MVP adds the projected box, Expected Plus-Minus, player markets and more.

Is there an iPhone app?

Paint runs in your browser today, on your phone and your desktop. The iPhone app is in App Store review; the badge appears here the day it is live.

Which games are covered?

Every Division I men's game, with box scores since 2003-04, play-by-play since 2011 and shot locations since 2014-15. Older seasons carry results and records back to the first games on file.

Where do the numbers come from?

The official play-by-play and box scores, and Paint's own models for the forecast, net points, Expected Plus-Minus and the draft board. A projection is always labelled as one.

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