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The Optimal Strategy for Playing Squares
By Nick Jaroszewicz, Anthony Zonfrelli, and Harry Chiel It’s no secret that Super Bowl Sunday is a day full of betting. Super Bowl prop bets are notorious indulgences during America’s most watched game, and one of the most popular games … Continue reading
The Loser’s Curse? Don’t Count On It
Is there evidence that losing the Super Bowl can be devastating for a franchise? Continue reading
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Tagged colts, Data, Football, NFL Football, Regression, saints, super bowl
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Part II: The NFL Wedge Ban & Its Effect on Kick Returns (Super Bowl Hype Edition)
By Jonathan Adler Earlier this season, I examined whether the NFL wedge blocking ban had meaningfully affected kickoff returns through the first eight games. (View November’s post) Back then, at the season’s midway point, I found that the wedge ban … Continue reading
