Web Scraping Project

I am looking for a web scraper to recursively follow all the 'Recap' links from a given page - a basketball team page like this ([login to view URL]) - and copy the html script (if it exists) for the shot chart graphic to a text or csv file. The script is in <div id="gfNCAAB-shots">, and contains points for the shot graphic graphic listed like this: <div id="shot-30" class="shot home made" data-time="15:47 (1st half)" data-shooter="<strong>Arcidiacono</strong> Made Layup Shot" style="left: 14px; top: 91px;"> </div> I've been using google chrome's 'inspect element' feature to copy the entirety of gfNCAAB-shots in the individual recaps and paste them into text files, and using macros in excel to clean up the raw script. So, if there's a way to program a web scraper to do just that (copy the entire HTML script of gfNCAAB-shots), that'd work just fine (saved sequentially as detailed below). Otherwise, the data copied into the text, or csv file, should be structured like this: shot home made,15:47 (1st half), Arcidiacono, Made Layup Shot, 14, 91 or, in order, the div id, class, data-time, data-shooter (name), data-shooter (shot), style = left, style = top. The text/csv files should be saved sequentially (1-number of the last game, based on the game's position from the top on the initial page), in a folder in a specific location with the team's name (a few comments here to help me easily understand how to change locations/names would be great). More than a few of the recaps won't have the shot chart; if that's the case, I'd like a text/csv file to be saved, under the proper game number, with the phrase 'There's no data here' as the only contents. That should essentially be it. I have a raw beginner's knowledge of Python, as I've been trying to work this out on my own, but I'm far knowledgeable when it comes to programming. A python-based scraper is slightly preferred, but not a big deal.