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So Far, 2013 Among History’s Maddest Marches

March 26, 2013
by harvardsports
3 min read
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By Andrew Mooney An already unpredictable season of college basketball got a little bit wackier last weekend. After defeating Georgetown, 15-seed Florida Gulf Coast has received the majority of the Cinderella-centric media...

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Blackhawks vs. Heat: Which Streak is More Unlikely?

March 21, 2013
by harvardsports
2 min read
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William Marks As of this writing, the Miami Heat have won 22 consecutive games. Meanwhile over in the NHL, from January 19th through March 6th, the Chicago Blackhawks earned at least one point in 24 consecutive games. While the...

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Survival of the Fittest: Predicting the 2013 NCAA Tournament

March 19, 2013
by harvardsports
5 min read
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The goal of every team in the NCAA tournament is to survive and advance. And, if you want to win your March Madness pool, your goal should be to predict which teams will do just that. Most prediction systems view the NCAA...

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Predicting the Madness: 2013 Upset Edition

March 18, 2013
by harvardsports
2 min read
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For the past two years, I have worked on a model that predicts NCAA Tournament upsets using the gospel of tempo-free basketball stats, the Four Factors. Over that time, the model has gone a perfect six for six in predicting 11...

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National TV Rondo Actually Exists

March 13, 2013
by harvardsports
2 min read
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By Ryan Fortin Throughout Rajon Rondo’s career, he has always shone under the spotlight. He is, of course, Boston’s best point guard and arguably the best player on the team. But as Grantland’s Bill Simmons has...

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We Went There: The 1997 NBA Finals, Live From Pyongyang

March 11, 2013
by harvardsports
7 min read
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By Cameron Dowd, Andrew Mooney, and Kevin Meers This post can also be seen atĀ grantland.comĀ here. North Korean basketball enthusiasts have long remained anonymous, as their sport flew as far under the radar as most other...

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The Best Home Court Advantage You’ve Never Heard About

March 8, 2013
by harvardsports
3 min read
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Ask any player or coach in the Ivy League which gym is the toughest to play in, and you will get a near unanimous response: Jadwin Gymnasium at Princeton University. The Palestra may get (a lot) louder, and the road trip from...

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NBA Role Players: Do They Actually Make a Difference? (Part 1)

March 7, 2013
by harvardsports
8 min read
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By Ty Aderhold When one looks at the NBA, it is easy to see that it is a superstar-driven league.Ā  Most experts will tell you it is almost impossible to win the championship without at least one superstar.[1] At the same time...

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NCAA Basketball: Unprecedented Upsets or Same Old Story?

March 6, 2013
by harvardsports
3 min read
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By Julian Ryan *Editor’s Note: Written before Week 18 rankings published Is it really that crazy a college basketball season? Most college hoops fans would argue that this season has seen an unprecedented amount of upsets...

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Do NFL Teams Think the Combine Matters: Defense

March 5, 2013
by harvardsports
6 min read
3 Comments

By Anthony Zonfrelli As I studied the predictive value of NFL combine events on the draft picks of offensive players, this post examines which combine tests NFL front offices tend to focus on when selecting defensive recruits...

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