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The Analytics of Fighting in Cages
With ultimate fighters attacking each other in a dizzying array of styles, methods, and combinations, observers tend to disagree as to what just happened -
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Nate Silver Gets Hero's Welcome From Sports Nerds
The election forecaster takes a victory lap with the stat heads -
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Johnny Football and the NCAA Loophole
How copyright infringement is straining the idea of amateur athletics -
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Florida Atlantic University's Stadium Named After a Prison Company
The school sells the GEO Group naming rights to its stadium for $6 million and some controversy -
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The Corporate Winners and Losers of Super Bowl XLVII
Mercedes and Nabisco scored, while CBS and BlackBerry fumbled -
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The Super Bowl Loser 49ers Still Win in, Say, Chad
After Super Bowl XLIV in 2010, children in earthquake-ravaged Haiti donned shirts celebrating victory by the (defeated) Indianapolis Colts -
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Game On: Super Bowl Ads Are Already Playing Online
Companies forking out $4 million for 30-second spots are already previewing their commercials on the Internet -
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A Super Bowl XLVII Bettor’s Guide
From spreads to money lines to now-and-then prop bets -
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Super Bowl Sunday: Cheap Calories for All
Fast food chains are wooing football fans with deals to get more calories for the dollar -
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The Super Bowl XLVII Guide to Consuming Your Weight in Fast Food
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'Truth in Advertising' Satirizes the Super Bowl Ad World
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Daniel Birnbaum on SodaStream's Super Bowl Ad
The SodaStream CEO on spending a large part of his marketing budget on a Super Bowl ad -
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Beckham Takes Paris, Thanks to Qatar's Deep Pockets
The deal will only heighten resentment among rival clubs over PSG's lavish spending since Qatar's sovereign wealth fund took over -
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Will Brain Injury Lawsuits Doom or Save the NFL?
On the eve of Super Bowl XLVII, the National Football League faces a litany of lawsuits citing the lasting damage—and suicides—resulting from brain injuries on the field -
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Dodgers and Time Warner Give L.A. Fans More Sports
Most Los Angeles TWC customers will have to fork over a reported $5 in additional monthly fees, whether or not they watch the Dodgers on SportsNet LA
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