Sports Economists Weigh in on American Needle v. NFL
Earlier this week I described the American Needle v. NFL case that will soon be argued before the Supreme Court.
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
In everyday usage “technological change” often references changes to machinery of some sort. Among economists, the term refers to changes
Historically, regular season point differentials predicted the likelihood of reaching the Super Bowl very well. In 2010, Green Bay may
They played in Charlotte, and now it’s time to see if they’ll play in the Big Apple. Personal Seat Licenses
From Joe Walljasper of the Columbia Daily Tribune: I have never heard of the maple bar, but I can only
Edward Roski Jr. has unveiled plans to build a new stadium in the Los Angeles metro area to entice a
The NFLPA and the NFL are negotiating a new collective bargaining agreement. As you may know, the NFL decided that