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Compare College Basketball Teams

In progress. College basketball is still being built and is not in the navigation. The ratings are ours and are shown with the date they were fitted; they are not graded in public.

How would two teams match up, by how much, and at what pace — and where does each rank?

2025-26 seasonthrough ratings as of 2026-04-06most recent completed season — 2026-27 has no ratings yet

Team 1: Texas change (top 100 by AdjEM; any team via its page)
Team 2: Stanford change (top 100 by AdjEM; any team via its page)

On a neutral floor the ratings make Texas a 4.0-point favourite at about 69 possessions; at Texas it is +7.3, at Stanford +0.7 (from Texas's side).

Neutral
+4.0
68.6 poss.
At Texas
+7.3
68.6 poss.
At Stanford
+0.7
68.6 poss.

Margins are from Texas's side, from the snapshot of 2026-04-06.

MetricTexasStanford
Adjusted efficiency margin+15.230+9.369
Adjusted offence118.914112.671
Adjusted defence103.799103.288
Adjusted tempo68.327069.0236
Raw offence117.128110.0105
Raw defence109.4248105.5133
Effective FG%54.0%6651.4%173
Turnover rate14.3%8413.9%58
Offensive rebound rate113.4%111133.3%68
Free-throw rate44.6%736.1%146
Opponent eFG%51.4%17550.9%150
Opponent turnover rate12.0%35717.3%71
Defensive rebound rate-30.7%282-70.4%327
Opponent free-throw rate39.6%29639.9%300
Three-point attempt rate35.3%26444.2%85
Raw tempo69.818869.2226

How this is measured

The projection is the existing projectMargin from lib/cbb/ratings: (AdjEM difference ± the fitted home advantage) × expected possessions ÷ 100, with pace the mean of the two adjusted tempos. It uses the latest snapshot, so it describes the two teams as rated on 2026-04-06 — it is not a line and it is not graded here.

Ranks are out of 364 rated teams, 1 = best; bold marks the better of the two where a metric has a better end.