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A Transcript and Illustration of Kenny Smith’s Glorious Blake Griffin Car Dunk Speech

February 20, 2011
by harvardsports
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By David Roher Transcript, compiled by watching this Youtube video: KENNY: Well, we seen a lot of dunks over the dunk…over the great dunk contest, look at this panel, this esteemed panel, that was sitting here, and we’ve...

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The NBA H-O-R-S-E Competition Was Mathematically Doomed

February 18, 2011
by harvardsports
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by Ben Blatt Perhaps the NBA was hoping for something out of a Larry Bird versus Michael Jordan McDonalds commercial when it debuted the NBA H-O-R-S-E competition two years ago. Instead, they got an excruciatingly slow paced game...

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Reverse-Engineering Our New Computer Overlords: Watson, Jeopardy, and Sports Decision Making

February 17, 2011
by harvardsports
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By David Roher Watson closed the pod bay door on Ken Jennings and Brad Rutter last night, bringing the IBM robot’s 2-game Jeopardy total to over $77,000.  Humans are still the kings of awful robot-pop-culture references...

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Ohio Basketball Streaks: Which Was More Improbable?

February 16, 2011
by harvardsports
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By Arjun Modi and Daniel Adler Going into this past weekend, two Ohio basketball teams were streaking, but within just 24 hours, both streaks were over.  On Friday evening, the Cleveland Cavaliers’ 26 game losing streak...

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A History of Pro Sports Divisional Parity

February 14, 2011
by harvardsports
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By Daniel Granoff Two thirds of the way into the NHL season, the Los Angeles Kings are in last place in their division, on the outside of the playoff picture looking in. They were darlings of the preseason rankings and several...

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The McDonald’s All-American Game and the Road to Success

February 10, 2011
by harvardsports
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By Alex Koenig Ever since 1977, fast-food giant McDonald’s has annually held a game highlighting the top seniors, nationwide, in high school basketball. The 791 players who have played in this game hold in their ranks such...

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Ivy League Adjusted Efficiency Margins: Week Two

February 8, 2011
by harvardsports
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By John Ezekowitz After another eventful weekend in the Ivy League, its time to check back in with the new Efficiency Margins to see how teams are performing on a tempo-free basis. The rational and computations behind Efficiency...

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How Much Does NFL Seeding Really Matter?

February 5, 2011
by harvardsports
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By David Roher This post also appears on Deadspin. The sixth-seeded Packers are in the Super Bowl, making them the first team since the ’05 Steelers to accomplish the feat. And they’re not the only squad to...

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The Big Men on Campus – Keeping Top Football Recruits in State

February 4, 2011
by harvardsports
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By Nick Jaroszewicz The spectacle of signing day has made college football fans around America cognizant of the quality of their football teams recruiting classes. A good class can rejuvenate a down trodden fan base and a...

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Making The Little Ones Count: Introducing Free Throw Plus

February 3, 2011
by harvardsports
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By John Ezekowitz This post can also be found at College Hoops Journal All college basketball teams are unique, but some are more unique than others. If we could quantify uniqueness (don’t tempt me), Wisconsin would...

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