The NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament has come to an end and we can now see how well The Spax’s statistical model fared. Spoiler: we did alright.
There are many prospects coming out of college that look NBA ready. However, Cam Reddish has emerged as the most hit-or-miss prospect in the draft by far.
Public perception of Peyton Manning has worsened so much that he has become the poster boy of postseason failure. Let’s remember how good he really was.
Nikola Jokic has led the Denver Nuggets to new heights this year, yet he hasn’t received the recognition he merits. Jokic deserves a spot in the MVP race.
The best basketball players make their teammates better. These players don’t just score points — they create opportunities for their teammates to thrive.
How does The Spax’s March Madness algorithm stack up against some of the most well-known statistical models out there? Pretty well.
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.
Zion Williamson could very well be the best collegiate basketball player in recent memory. But how will he fare at the professional level?