ALT Chart titled "Since 2010, the best NCAA tournament records," minimum 20 tournament games. Each row shows a team logo, its trips and Final Fours, a bar split into wins and losses with the record, its title years, and its win percentage. 1, highlighted, UConn, 31-6, 83.8, 10 trips, 5 Final Fours, titles 2011, 2014, 2023 and 2024. 2, Duke, 41-13, 75.9, titles 2010 and 2015. 3, Michigan, 32-11, 74.4, title 2026. 4, Kentucky, 35-13, 72.9, title 2012. 5, North Carolina, 32-13, 71.1, title 2017. 6, Florida, 26-11, 70.3, title 2025. 7, Houston, 21-9, 70.0, no titles. 8, Villanova, 23-10, 69.7, titles 2016 and 2018. 9, Butler, 16-7, 69.6, no titles. 10, Kansas, 34-15, 69.4, title 2022. Basketball Quant watermark. Tag: @UConnMBB (verified 2026-10-17 via UConn Athletics), in the reply. Optional: @DukeMBB (verified list), in the reply.

ALT Chart titled "Best Big Ten record, last 10 seasons," covering Big Ten conference games from 2016-17 to 2025-26, with the Big Ten logo top right. Each row shows a team logo, its overall league record, ten small bars for its win percentage in each season (green for winning seasons, red for losing, grey for .500), and its 10-year win percentage. 1, highlighted, Purdue, 139-56, 71.3, with one red bar in 2019-20. 2, Michigan State, 129-66, 66.2. 3, Michigan, 120-73, 62.2. 4, Wisconsin, 119-77, 60.7. 5, Illinois, 115-81, 58.7. 6, Ohio State, 100-96, 51.0. 7, Maryland, 99-97, 50.5. 8, Iowa, 99-97, 50.5. 9, Indiana, 90-105, 46.2. 10, Nebraska, 77-118, 39.5. Basketball Quant watermark.

ALT Ranked list titled "Best free-throw shooters still in college": 2025-26 free-throw percentage for players with 100 or more attempts who are on a 2026-27 D1 roster. Each row shows the player's headshot, last season's team and 2026-27 team, FT% with makes and attempts, and the 2026-27 projected rank of his team. 1, highlighted, Derek Simpson, Saint Joseph's to Providence, 91.5%, 97 of 106, projected 34. 2, Tariq Francis, back at Rutgers, 91.1%, 164 of 180, projected 76. 3, Connor Sevilla, back at UC Davis, 91.1%, 112 of 123. 4, Michael James, Mississippi Valley State to Alabama State, 90.8%. 5, Javon Bennett, Dayton to Gonzaga, 89.8%, projected 7. 6, Kamrin Oriol, North Florida to Akron, 89.6%. 7, Tijan Saine Jr., Weber State to FIU, 89.5%. 8, Darin Smith Jr., Central Connecticut to Rutgers, 89.5%, 153 of 171. 9, Cole Certa, Notre Dame to Clemson, 89.2%. 10, Orlando Lovejoy, Detroit Mercy to Green Bay, 89.1%. Basketball Quant watermark.

ALT Basketball shot chart graphic titled "Tyler Tanner is college basketball's projected No. 1," with his headshot and a Vanderbilt badge in the top right. It shows Tyler Tanner's 2025-26 hex shot chart from Basketball Quant, with hexes coloured by effective field goal percentage against the D1 average and sized by volume. Red, above-average hexes cluster at the rim and on the right wing three. His shooting line: 48.5% from the field (228 of 470), 54.6% on twos, 35.9% on threes (55 of 153), 54.4% eFG, 1.09 points per shot. Four stat tiles: +11.4 box plus-minus (99.9th percentile), 19.5 points per game (99th), 4.1% steal rate (99th), 64% at the rim (125 of 194 close twos). A strip shows Vanderbilt's BQR rank by season: 109, 69, 80, 176, 61, 15, and a 2026-27 projection of 26. Basketball Quant watermark.

ALT Chart titled "11 of 16: Since 2010, champions started in the AP top 10." Rows group every NCAA champion from 2010 to 2026 by its rank in the first AP poll of the season, with team logos, season and preseason rank. No. 1: none; the last preseason No. 1 to win it was North Carolina in 2009. 2 to 3, four champions: Kentucky 2012, Louisville 2013 and Baylor 2021 at No. 2, Kansas 2022 at No. 3. 4 to 7, six: Duke 2015 No. 4, Virginia 2019 No. 5, North Carolina 2017, Villanova 2018 and UConn 2024 at No. 6, Michigan 2026 No. 7. 8 to 10, one: Duke 2010 No. 9. 11 to 25, three: Villanova 2016 No. 11, UConn 2014 No. 18, Florida 2025 No. 21. Unranked, two: UConn 2011 and 2023. A box at the bottom lists the 2026-27 Basketball Quant projected top 4: Duke 1, Illinois 2, Arizona 3, Florida 4. Footnote: no tournament in 2020, and Louisville's 2013 title was later vacated. Basketball Quant watermark.

ALT Ranked list on a cream background titled "Most points per game against top-25 teams, players still in college," with a large green "24.0" beside the title. Each row shows a headshot, games against top-25 teams, a points-per-game bar, games with 20+ points, school logos, and the 2026-27 team's projected rank. 1. JT Toppin, 24.0 in 9 games, 5 games of 20+, back at Texas Tech, projected 12th. 2. PJ Haggerty, 22.7, Kansas St. to Texas A&M, 56th. 3. Juke Harris, 22.2, Wake Forest to Tennessee, 16th. 4. Isaiah Johnson, 21.6, Colorado to Texas, 22nd. 5. Thomas Haugh, 20.2, back at Florida, 4th. 6. Tyler Tanner, 19.5, Vanderbilt, 26th. 7. Terrence Brown, 19.4, Utah to North Carolina, 53rd. 8. Josh Hubbard, 19.1, Mississippi St., 75th. 9. Tahaad Pettiford, 18.7, Auburn, 23rd. 10. John Blackwell, 18.6, Wisconsin to Duke, 1st. Basketball Quant logo and basketballquant.com at the bottom.