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Ohio Basketball Streaks: Which Was More Improbable?

February 16, 2011
by harvardsports
3 min read
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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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Jordan Eludes Defenders, and Three-Game Losing Streaks

February 17, 2010
by harvardsports
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By Ben Blatt See the updated math below the original post. There’s no shortage of ways to describe Michael Jordan’s greatness. But here’s a particularly astonishing one: MJ was never part of a three-game losing streak from...

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The Swing Game

October 31, 2009
by harvardsports
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By David Roher Update: An astute commenter below pointed out a key mathematical error that I made. The corrected values on the table are in italics. It seems that every game in a short series gets classified as either a...

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