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Quite a weekend in sports economics… Pittsburgh, San Diego, and Vegas There was an interesting finish in the game between

Many folks point to the NFL revenue sharing system and its salary cap as the determinants behind the more-or-less balanced

Maybe I just enjoy defending the dead horse that keeps getting kicked or the indefensible (like Monday’s Night’s call against

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Dennis Coates’ post considered the serious nature of the Saints’ bounty system and foreshadowed the stunning response by the league

The Super Bowl officiating has generated a loud buzz of activity, much of it centered on the “no-call” of holding

Manning over Tebow. Ok, that’s an easy choice in the short term. Surprisingly from Tebow’s wins-losses, but not surprisingly from

Earlier this week I described the American Needle v. NFL case that will soon be argued before the Supreme Court.

The new NFL overtime rule, see page 111 (introduced last season for playoff games only) finally became binding in the current playoff series two

Further to an earlier post one year ago to the day, the same result occurred upon conclusion of the 2011 NFL season as

Yahoo Sports columnist Dan Wetzel had an interesting column yesterday about the beating that Vegas sports books are taking on

If you live in a hole or do not follow American sports whatsoever, then you may have missed the big

The Supreme Court ruled on the American Needle Case yesterday. In a unanimous 9-0 decision, the court ruled that, when