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This Is The Angriest America Has Been At Referees Since The 2006 Super Bowl

September 25, 2012
by harvardsports
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by David Roher What would motivate you to Google “referee?” Nothing good (unless you’re counting sexy bedroom role-play costumes, in which case, uh, nothing good). The above Google Trends graph (updated last...

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When Playing It Safe Backfires: Analyzing the Patriots’ Final Drive Decision-Making

September 18, 2012
by harvardsports
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by Andrew Mooney Here’s a look inside the final sequence of Sunday’s wild 20-18 loss to the Cardinals. For my numbers, I’m making use of the Win Probability Calculator made available by advancednflstats.com. Specifically...

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Coming Up Just Short: The Marginal Effect of Being a First Round Pick in the NBA Draft

September 14, 2012
by harvardsports
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Inspired by the work of my economics professor Roland G. Fryer on the marginal effect of getting into one of the three premier exam high schools in New York City on academic achievement,Ā I decided to take a look at the effect on...

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How Many Years Does Tom Brady Have Left?

September 6, 2012
by harvardsports
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by Andrew Mooney For the last decade, the beginning of a new Patriots season has brought with it the realistic prospect of a Super Bowl in a few months’ time. Much of the reason for this—and one of the only things remaining...

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An Analysis of Adam Dunn’s Hall of Fame Chances

August 20, 2012
by harvardsports
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by Theo Gerome Another player hit a milestone home run over the weekend. Adam Dunn became the third player this season to hit his 400th career home run on Saturday night. So this is a good time to look at Dunn’s Hall of Fame...

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Finding the True Border Between Yankee and Red Sox Nation Using Facebook Data

August 17, 2012
by harvardsports
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by Ben Blatt A version of this post can be read in the Wall Street Journal here. Like all sports rivalries, picking a side in the Red Sox-Yankee rivalry is almost entirely geographic. Everyone knows as you drive through the...

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Final COSTAS Medal Standings

August 16, 2012
by harvardsports
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Here are the final COSTAS medal standings, complete through the end of Olympic play on August 12. For an explanation of the methodology behind COSTAS, click here, and here for the COSTAS standings after the first week of the...

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Who is the Most Dominant Olympian of All Time?

August 12, 2012
by harvardsports
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by Andrew Mooney Following the exploits of Michael Phelps and Usain Bolt in London, the word ā€œgreatestā€ has been getting thrown around quite a bit. As with any time this word comes out, one has to question just how much of it...

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Dream Over: How the U.S. Could Lose

August 8, 2012
by harvardsports
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By Andrew Mooney On Wednesday, the U.S. men’s basketball team begins its gold medal defense in earnest as they square off against Australia in the quarterfinals, a contest the U.S. has been given 1/100 odds to win, according to...

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COSTAS Standings, Week One

August 6, 2012
by harvardsports
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by Andrew Mooney As promised, here are the COSTAS standings for the first week of Olympic competition. To learn more about how COSTAS is calculated and what it intends to measure, read my original post here. Medal figures are...

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