ncaa_team_player_stats() no Height & Handedness columns

[jjbishop1344]

When attempting to pull player data using the ncaa_team_player_stats() function, it appears that the function is pulling player heights and handedness without a proper column to place this data. It is causing the rest of the columns pulled to be offset by two:

ncaa_team_player_stats(193,year=2024, type="batting")
2024-06-16 16:47:42.863319: Invalid arguments provided
# Player Yr Pos GP GS BA OBPct SlgPct R AB H 2B 3B TB HR RBI BB HBP SF SH K OPP DP CS Picked SB IBB GDP
1 29 AJ Gracia Fr UT 6-3 L/L 60 60 0.305 0.440 0.559 56 220 67 14 NA 123 14 58 48 7 2 1 55 3 1 1 5
2 13 Devin Obee Jr OF 6-2 R/R 60 60 0.309 0.399 0.599 57 217 67 11 2 130 16 50 29 7 5 NA 60 3 4 NA 6
3 23 Logan Bravo Sr INF 6-5 R/R 60 60 0.315 0.432 0.630 59 219 69 16 1 138 17 59 43 6 5 NA 62 3 3 NA 9
4 5 Alex Stone Sr C 6-5 R/R 60 60 0.312 0.365 0.547 45 247 77 19 NA 135 13 59 11 12 4 NA 48 9 NA NA NA
5 7 Wallace Clark Jr INF 6-0 B/R 60 60 0.285 0.451 0.446 44 186 53 11 2 83 5 42 37 24 6 5 48 3 2 1 5

Results in a column full of "NAs" meaning that manipulating the dataframe using a package like dplyr is not possible.

[greggmorris22]

I used this code to correct the error:

`#Assuming your data frame is named 'df'

#Determine the number of columns
num_cols <- ncol(df)

#Calculate the starting and ending indices for the columns to be shifted
start_shift <- 5 # Starting column for shifting
end_shift <- num_cols - 2 # Ending column for shifting

#Extract the incorrect column names
incorrect_names <- colnames(df)[start_shift:end_shift]

#Create a vector of shifted names (shift by 2 positions)
shifted_names <- c(tail(incorrect_names, 2), head(incorrect_names, -2))

#Rename the columns
colnames(df)[start_shift:end_shift] <- shifted_names

#Rename columns 5 and 6 explicitly
colnames(df)[5] <- "Height"
colnames(df)[6] <- "B/T"

#View the corrected data frame
head(df)`