Why I Want to Attend a Football/Soccer Match While I Am in the UK
It isn’t the game so much as the ambience.
It isn’t the game so much as the ambience.
Tonight (this afternoon in North America) is the final of the Champions League. The match between Bayern Munich and Inter Milan will take place in …
From today’s FT.com: Britain is driving away international sports stars and missing opportunities to host lucrative sporting events because of a tax practice that nets …
Officials of NCAA Division II college programs were recently worried about having too many members. Now they are worried that too many are leaving D2. …
Even those who are not into gaming are aware of the gaming industry’s status as a multi-billion dollar sector. After all, how could someone ignore …
With the advent of the internet, 24/7 sports channels, and the NFL Network, media coverage leading up to the NFL now rivals the playoffs. Here …
If you are a fan of game theory (or even if you’re not), you probably loved last night’s BCS game of Boise State against Oklahoma. …
Phil’s post offers an analytical view of the sanctions imposed on Penn State regarding the Sandusky affair. I’m going straight to polemics. While a number …
As the Fighting Irish slip from mediocre to bad, here is little data comparison of Charlie Weis and Ty Willingham (courtesy of my sports econ …
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