Bart Torvik Team Four Factors

Get team four-factor and shooting splits from barttorvik.com.

Pulls the season four-factors table (the {year}_fffinal.csv file): effective field goal %, turnover %, offensive/defensive rebound %, free-throw rate, plus 2P/3P/FT shooting splits and assist rates – each paired with its national rank. No API key is required. Data is available from 2008 to present.

Usage

torvik_team_factors(year = most_recent_mbb_season())

Arguments

year: (integer required): Season, in 4-digit ending-year format (e.g. 2024). Defaults to most_recent_mbb_season().

Value

A hoopR_data tibble with one row per team. Each statistic is paired with an interspersed national-rank column (rk, rk_2, ...):

col_name	types	description
team_name	character	Team name.
e_fg_percent	numeric	Effective field goal percentage (offense).
e_fg_percent_def	numeric	Effective field goal percentage allowed (defense).
ftr	numeric	Free-throw rate (offense).
ftr_def	numeric	Free-throw rate allowed (defense).
or_percent	numeric	Offensive rebound percentage.
dr_percent	numeric	Defensive rebound percentage.
to_percent	numeric	Turnover percentage (offense).
to_percent_def	numeric	Turnover percentage forced (defense).
x3p_percent	numeric	Three-point percentage (offense).
x3p_d_percent	numeric	Three-point percentage allowed (defense).
x2p_percent	numeric	Two-point percentage (offense).
x2p_percent_d	numeric	Two-point percentage allowed (defense).
ft_percent	numeric	Free-throw percentage (offense).
ft_percent_d	numeric	Free-throw percentage allowed (defense).
x3p_rate	numeric	Three-point attempt rate (offense).
x3p_rate_d	numeric	Three-point attempt rate allowed (defense).
arate	numeric	Assist rate (offense).
arate_d	numeric	Assist rate allowed (defense).
year	integer	Season (echoes the `year` argument).

Examples

# \donttest{
  try(torvik_team_factors(year = 2024))
#> ── Bart Torvik team four factors from barttorvik.com ──────────── hoopR 3.1.0 ──
#> ℹ Data updated: 2026-06-30 20:02:18 UTC
#> # A tibble: 362 × 42
#>    team_name e_fg_percent    rk e_fg_percent_def  rk_2   ftr  rk_3 ftr_def  rk_4
#>    <chr>            <dbl> <int>            <dbl> <int> <dbl> <int>   <dbl> <int>
#>  1 North Da…         50.2   204             52.4   281  32.2   190    29.6   108
#>  2 Appalach…         52.7    71             45.4     6  31.6   216    20.7     2
#>  3 San Fran…         55      22             49.5   113  23.5   356    37.9   298
#>  4 Bradley           55.1    18             47.6    40  27.5   319    35.1   253
#>  5 Eastern …         50.6   180             49.8   138  32     197    29.5   102
#>  6 Long Bea…         48.5   265             51.1   214  37.8    57    32.3   170
#>  7 Utah St.          54      43             49.8   134  39      35    30.6   126
#>  8 Gonzaga           57       6             47.3    32  30.7   240    25.2    19
#>  9 Valparai…         46.2   331             54.5   348  23.3   357    30.7   131
#> 10 Pepperdi…         50.8   164             54.7   352  32.6   183    33.9   218
#> # ℹ 352 more rows
#> # ℹ 33 more variables: or_percent <dbl>, rk_5 <int>, dr_percent <dbl>,
#> #   rk_6 <int>, to_percent <dbl>, rk_7 <int>, to_percent_def <dbl>, rk_8 <int>,
#> #   x3p_percent <dbl>, rk_9 <int>, x3p_d_percent <dbl>, rk_10 <int>,
#> #   x2p_percent <dbl>, rk_11 <int>, x2p_percent_d <dbl>, rk_12 <int>,
#> #   ft_percent <dbl>, rk_13 <int>, ft_percent_d <dbl>, rk_14 <int>,
#> #   x3p_rate <dbl>, rk_15 <int>, x3p_rate_d <dbl>, rk_16 <int>, arate <dbl>, …
# }

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