Identifying neutral courts in NCAAB

[Justin7]

Is there an easy way to tell if a match was played on a neutral site? If someone has an easy solution I can automate for 5 years of data, there will be SBR points involved...

[cmoney17]

Kenpom.com

[Insoluble]

If you look at team results/schedules on college sports reference there is a separate field that notes(marked by an "N") when a game is played at a neutral site.

http://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/

Or you could always go to the old ESPN boxscores as they always list when a game is a tournament or played offsite underneath the boxscore. But I think you might be better off with sports reference since you can automate and download a lot of their data.

[Justin7]

Thanks, Insoluble.

[RickySteve]

I remember when those points were worth something.

[InTheDrink]

Rickysteve I'll take yours if they're not worth anything to you

[uva3021]

statfox has a "*" next to the games that were neutral, you can write a VBA query to extract all game that have "*" in their matchup and place them on one sheet

[Peregrine Stoop]

I remember when those points were worth something.

Considering how many I used on BetPhoenix free plays, they were never worth much for me

[Emily_Haines]

Sometimes these so call neutral site games are really not that neutral. For example when Gonzaga plays Memphis and the game is in Seattle.

[RickySteve]

Rickysteve I'll take yours if they're not worth anything to you

Flip you for them.

[InTheDrink]

Flip you for them.

What do you have in mind?

[x2]

Sometimes these so call neutral site games are really not that neutral. For example when Gonzaga plays Memphis and the game is in Seattle.

http://kenpom.com/cbbga11.txt

Change year as appropriate.

[brettd]

Is there any web location that shows the match schedule for this upcoming season with neutral courts listed?

Cheers