Refindex AI
@RefindexAI
Officiating analytics built on post-game evaluated data. Focused on accuracy, crew patterns, and trends. Built to understand the game, not predict it.
A quick explainer, because we’re seeing a lot of interest and a few misconceptions. RefIndex is an officiating analytics platform built on post-game human evaluated data from completed games. This thread explains what that actually means. 👇
Texas A&M vs. Missouri. Not every influence on a game is obvious in real time. RefIndex exists to analyze the ones that emerge after a game is evaluated and to better prepare schools for how adjust in the future. @CoachJoniTaylor @AggieWBB @KellieHarper @MizzouWBB
South Carolina vs. Vanderbilt. Vanderbilt entered this matchup unbeaten, adding another layer to a game already defined by pace and pressure RefIndex helps frame how the game environment develops when stakes and expectations are high. @dawnstaley @GamecockWBB @SheaRalph…
Wisconsin Badgers vs. Minnesota Golden Gophers — Big Ten. Border rivalry with long stretches that tend to swing on adjustments rather than runs. Games like this stack decisions quickly as tempo and matchups evolve. RefIndex tracks how those moments accumulate across the game…
Even when teams haven’t met yet, insight still exists and patterns still emerge. RefIndex combines official-level trends with each school’s game data to build a picture of the environment teams are likely to see. @CoachCoriClose @UCLAWBB @Joe_McKeown750 @nuwbball
Clemson vs. Notre Dame. These are the types of games where management matters as much as momentum. RefIndex looks at how that balance plays out across all 40 minutes. @Coach_Poppie @ClemsonWBB @IrishCoachIvey @ndwbb
Oklahoma vs. Auburn. When possessions carry extra weight, understanding how they’re judged becomes part of preparation. RefIndex is built around that idea. @SoonersCoachJB @OU_WBBall @LarryVickersAU @AuburnWBB
USC @ Michigan — Big Ten. Two teams that play with pace and physicality, often forcing quick decisions on both ends. High crew accuracy (92.7%) reflects a more predictable game environment, which matters in matchups like this. @CoachLindsayG @USCWBB @KBA_GoBlue @umichwbball
OSU vs. Iowa. Matchups like this often come down to rhythm and how well teams handle pace changes and pressure possessions. When teams understand how a game is being officiated, adjustments get cleaner. Knowing what’s being emphasized helps staffs manage pace, rotations, and…
Syracuse Orange vs. North Carolina Tar Heels — ACC. These teams have met before, and evaluating how that game was officiated can offer insight into pace, physicality, and decision patterns that may surface again tonight. RefIndex is built to capture that continuity.…
Purdue Boilermakers vs. Indiana Hoosiers — Big Ten. These teams have met before, and while tonight’s crew may be different, evaluating how past matchups were officiated still helps frame pace, physicality, and decision patterns. Historical data provides context even when…
Weather disruptions mean multiple crew changes today. Changes like this add variability to the game environment but RefIndex helps provide historical context so teams understand what that variability can look like.
FYI points aren’t only gained or lost through shot-making. Missed calls, no-calls, and timing of decisions can influence possessions, momentum, and scoring opportunities over the course of a game. A missed travel can eliminate a turnover and the scoring opportunity that comes…
Kansas Jayhawks vs. Kansas State Wildcats — Big 12. An in-state matchup that rarely needs extra motivation, where familiarity sharpens every possession and small stretches can decide momentum. Rivalry games like this ask for steady awareness as physicality and tempo build over…
LSU Tigers vs. Texas A&M Aggies Past meetings between these two have often turned into extended, physical battles where control shifts in small windows rather than big runs. In games like this, crews have to stay engaged as matchups, contact, and pace adjust throughout the…
USC vs. Michigan State. New conference matchup that unfolds over time, demanding steady focus as the game develops. @CoachGottlieb @USCWBB @CoachFralick @MSU_WBB
Indiana Hoosiers vs. Ohio State Buckeyes — Big Ten. These programs have a history of tightly contested conference games where familiarity raises the stakes and margins shrink as the game settles. Matchups like this require steady oversight as physicality, pace, and off-ball…
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