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Tag: basketball
The Advantages of the Bigger Brain in Sports
We recently explored the athletic head. What about the rest of us? A bigger skull means a lower likelihood of stroke. The bigger the skull, the lower the chance of it reaching its pressure limit. […]
Don’t Move the Line Back
If you want to change the game, change the value of the shot. The problem is not how good the players are getting at threes. Is how lopsided the valuation of the shots is. A […]
Decoding Free Throws
Why can’t some NBA players shoot free throws? It seems simple. But when you dive in, you realize that it’s a much more intricate problem. We know that countless teams have had infinite time and […]
Rethinking Home Field Advantage
Everyone seems to have a theory about home field advantage. Here’s one you haven’t heard before. Freakonomics says it’s the referees. There is probably some truth to this, but what about sports that do not […]
Clutch is a mindset
Steph Curry is a good golfer…a really good golfer. He essentially competed on the professional level, and didn’t embarrass himself. So how does that connect to being clutch? Bear with me. Here’s why his golf ability […]