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Archive - February 2010

  • NCAA Basketball

Putting Theories to the Test: Does Slow Tempo Aid NCAA Tournament Upsets?

February 11, 2010
by harvardsports
4 min read
8 Comments

By John Ezekowitz and Andrew Cohen The allure of March Madness is due in no small part to the complementary joys of filling out a bracket and first and second round upsets. America loves an underdog, and the first four days of...

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  • NCAA Basketball

Ivy League Hoops and Efficiency Margins

February 9, 2010
by harvardsports
2 min read
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By John Ezekowitz One very effective statistical measure to analyze college basketball is Efficiency Margin. The concept behind EM, like a lot of the best stats, is sublimely simple: track how many points per possession teams...

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  • NFL Football

Part II: The NFL Wedge Ban & Its Effect on Kick Returns (Super Bowl Hype Edition)

February 2, 2010
by harvardsports
3 min read
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By Jonathan Adler Earlier this season, I examined whether the NFL wedge blocking ban had meaningfully affected kickoff returns through the first eight games. (View November’s post) Back then, at the season’s midway point...

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