How does The Spax’s March Madness algorithm stack up against some of the most well-known statistical models out there? Pretty well.
Author: Ahmed Cheema
The NCAA men’s basketball tournament has finally arrived! Our March Madness model forecasted the result of all 67 games of the Big Dance.
Teddy Bridgewater has signed a contract with the Saints, prompting fans to speculate that he may be the heir apparent to Drew Brees. It’s not happening.
It’s difficult to evaluate a quarterback’s performance in clutch situations. Our current methods are very imperfect. Let’s try to change that.
In the offseason, the Lakers signed LeBron James. Now they’re sitting in 10th place in the Western Conference. What went wrong?
In Part I of this series, we analyze one of the factors which impact the probability for a successful three-pointer: shooting off of a caught pass.
We tend to jump to conclusions very quickly when it comes to evaluating rookie quarterbacks. Let’s prove that labeling a rookie as a “bust” isn’t logical.
Estimated Value takes multiple factors which impact quarterback performance into account in order to achieve an isolated evaluation.
There is a large contingency of NBA fans who are letting their hatred of James Harden blind them from recognizing his greatness. Don’t be one of them.