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What Can We Expect from the 21st FIFA World Cup?

June 11, 2018
by harvardsports
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By: Laurie Shaw On Thursday 14th June, at 6pm local time, the 21st World Cup will kick off in Moscow; the first to be held in Russia, and only the second in Asia. Thirty-one days later, two of the thirty-two participants will...

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Links We Like: 3/29/13

March 29, 2013
by harvardsports
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It’s been a while since our last set of links, but we’re back in force to bring you the best reads from around the web for your weekend reading. – Jeff Sullivan analyzes Justin Verlander’s $180 million...

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Links We Like From The Week of Feb. 11

February 15, 2013
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Our own John Ezekowitz teams up with Luke Winn at Sports Illustrated to examine Michael Jordan’s college years The beautiful game finally gets ball tracking technology Steve Staude at FanGraphs works through improving...

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Links We Like: Good Reads From the Week of Feb. 4

February 8, 2013
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What was the best Super Bowl ever?: Deadspin’s Reuben Fischer-Baum comes up with a definition for “watchability” and applies it to past Super Bowls. Denver is the NBA’s most well-rounded team: Over at...

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Links We Like: Good Reads From the Week of Jan. 28

February 1, 2013
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Visualizing paths to Cooperstown, via FlowingData. Brian Burke studies whether being clutch is a persistent skill in the NFL. Just how little do Super Bowl ads cost major companies? Our own Professor Goldsberry looks at...

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