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Passes, kicks, field geometry, and game stats.
Sports math applies real formulas to the games students follow: batting average and ERA in baseball, shooting percentages in basketball, passer rating in football, xG and group-stage points for soccer, plus golf and volleyball stats and the physics of speed, distance, and projectile motion.
Each sport pairs a plain-language formula with a calculator and links to the Formula Library, turning stats and game situations into approachable practice for ratios, percentages, and algebra.
9 formulas
Share of pass attempts that were caught.
Average rushing yards gained each time the ball is handed off.
Approximate the angle between the goalposts as seen from the spot of a kick (w = post width, d = distance).
Height of a punt (or kick) over time uses the same quadratic shape as any projectile near Earth.
A receiver running a corner route forms a right triangle: one leg along the sideline, one toward the middle.
Average passing yards gained each time the quarterback throws.
Share of third-down plays that earn a new set of downs.
Share of possessions inside the opponent 20-yard line that end in a touchdown.
NFL index that blends completion rate, yards per attempt, touchdown rate, and interception rate into one quarterback number.