Favrenomics
Since every other writer out there in sports media and blogdom has chimed in on the Brett Favre saga, why not somebody from the SE? …
Since every other writer out there in sports media and blogdom has chimed in on the Brett Favre saga, why not somebody from the SE? …
Funding has dried up for a lot of things in the Great Recession, including college sports programs. At Cal State San Marcos, the most recent …
I borrowed the title of this post from the good folks at Marginal Revolution. From the San Francisco Business Journal: There’s an active market in …
It’s the same old story again in Europe this year. Last weekend Real Madrid clinched the league title in La Liga, its 31st league title …
Hello everyone, Rob Macdonald here. Skip has invited me to contribute some posts with an Australian flavour. I look forward to bringing some stories to …
Would you be willing to run a business that lost $28 million a year in order to run a second business that “revenues top a …
Economists can write papers which illustrate the lack of economic impact from major sports until we’re blue in the face. As long as there is …
The anticipated move by the NFL to use suspensions to penalize (some) and deter “head shots” to players has already generated substantial feedback. On ESPN …
My oldest son played American Legion baseball this summer. It was our first experience with it and I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of …
I read about this group, Free Stanley, in this morning’s Wall Street Journal here (subscription req’d). Three Canadian hockey fans from Edmonton want the trustees …
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