FSU basketball implements Noah shot tracking technology
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 23, 2026, 7:05 PM
Last updated Sep 23, 2026

Florida State University has integrated Noah shot tracking technology into its basketball training, enhancing performance analysis for both men's and women's teams. The system records player shots and provides real-time feedback on various aspects such as accuracy and arc. Coaches Luke Loucks and Brooke Wyckoff praised the technology for its ability to help refine shooting techniques and track player progress. The technology features multiple 4K cameras, allowing for detailed shot analysis. FSU men's basketball point guard Antony Robinson II highlighted the system's capacity to monitor players' practice habits and work ethic.
- •FSU now uses Noah shot tracking technology for player performance analysis.
- •The system provides instant feedback on shot accuracy and technique.
- •Multiple 4K cameras allow for detailed recordings of practice shots.
- •FSU players can track their workouts and shooting habits after hours.
- •Coaches express enthusiasm about the enhanced training possibilities.
- 7:05 PMYahoo Sports — FSU basketball adds high tech shot tracking system
"Florida State basketball is using new Noah shot tracking technology to analyze player performance and practice habits.
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