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Footy scores on your Lock Screen
2 projects | /r/AFL | 14 Jun 2023

Using a couple of different data sources - https://github.com/jimmyday12/fitzRoy was a huge help
Best place for stats
1 project | /r/AFL | 8 Apr 2023

FitzRoy package for R (or its component sources) if you want to do any actual analysis.
Stats that win Matches
1 project | /r/AFL | 4 Apr 2023

This was again done using the fantastic FitzRoy R package.
Data source for late quarter scores?
1 project | /r/AFL | 6 Aug 2022

As a few other users have said, AFL Tables has score progressions, e.g. this one (bottom of the page). You can access it with the fitzRoy R package API so you don't have to scrape the website yourself. Only downside is it's the counting-up clock rather than the counting-down clock, so wouldn't quite suit your situation, but it might be close enough.
I created a Python wrapper for the fitzRoy API, which provides access to all sorts of AFL data
2 projects | /r/AFL | 6 Nov 2021

I recently discovered the fitzRoy R package while reading this old Machine Learning in AFL post. If you're into stats and data analysis I highly recommend that post!
Carlton's stats leaders, Rounds 1-11
1 project | /r/CarltonBlues | 2 Jun 2021

Hey thanks. I get all the data from https://www.footywire.com/ BUT I don't really get it myself, I use a package for R called fitzRoy that can grab data from that and some other AFL stats pages. Then from R I export it to excel where I use power query (inbuilt excel feature) to organise it into pivot tables that I make the charts from.
Mildly interesting stats - Round 8
1 project | /r/AFL | 9 May 2021

Oh yes absolutely, I use the fitzRoy package in RStudio but I export all the data to excel because I know more about excel than I do about RStudio. Getting into excel turned out to be a really simple process - I had never used RStudio before.
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