You know use data and analytics to predict bowl games. But what about another resource, one that doesn’t involve data from the current season?
In this episode of The Football Analytics Show, I discuss such a resource and what it says about Washington State vs Air Force.
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Winning a pool boils down to two things:
I discuss both items for bowl pools in this episode of The Football Analytics Show. To listen, click on the right pointing triangle.
For those of you who have listened to my pool advice before, I also mention two new items:
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Also, you can get my complete manifesto on winning bowl pools here.
On this episode of The Football Analytics Show, I talk with Chris Andrews, director of the South Point sports book in Las Vegas. He has written a book Then One Day… with stories from his 40 years as a bookmaker in Nevada.
Among other topics, we discuss:
You can grab the book Then One Day… on Amazon.
I also ask Chris about the novel he’s working on that involves fixing a football game (34:45).
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On this episode of The Football Analytics Show, I talk with Rob Pizzola, a professional sports bettor that uses football analytics in his NFL handicapping.
Among other topics, we discuss:
Rob has great NFL insights that you can trust because of his profession as a sports bettor. Check out his NFL periscopes on Sunday morning on his Twitter feed.
You can donate to Rob’s fundraiser for diabetes research here.
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It’s Thanksgiving week, and in this episode of The Football Analytics Show, I break down 3 big college football games.
At the end, I talk about some non-football things (books, YouTube channel) that I’ve really enjoyed this fall. Listen at 9:04.
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I use my Stanford Ph.D. in applied math to make football and March Madness predictions.