Why Teams Come Back - The Rubber Band Effect
Check out Lectric Bikes Today! Black Friday Sale https://lectricebikes.sjv.io/kOeBoV You know exactly what I am talking about - late game…the opposing team is down…why do you feel so uncomfortable? Because you know the lead is far from safe…because you know teams seem to play better when they are losing. But do they? And if so, who? Is this just “Prevent Defense”? Quick thank you to the following folks: Lau Sze Yui - wonderful Data Scientist who has worked with several PFF, the Celtics, and many other teams. Lau created the Adjusted EPA Per Play Rubber Band graph used, as well as the Safety Depth graph. Sam Schwartzstein - Amazon TNF Ben Baldwin - years ago, Ben looked into the idea of late-game offenses. (constantly allowing me to bounce ideas and thoughts off him…thanks Ben). Udit Ranasaria - Director of DL Research @ Sumer (friend who mentioned defenses Chapters 00:00 Losing Leads to Winning 01:47 The Rubber Band Effect 02:55 “Prevent” Analysis 08:45 Ad 09:44 Coaches Corner - Possession Math 10:07 Why’d they wait so long? An analysis… 14:52 “Just Don’t Get Beat Deep”

Why We Still Don't Know What a "Good" Quarterback Is

1000 Players Simulate Civilization: Rich & Poor

THE MOMENT CAM NEWTON LOST EVERYTHING

Does Defense Win Championships...?

How did the Eastern Conference become THIS Bad?

The CS2 Market Collapse Is WILD

The Safest Pick is the Most Dangerous in the NFL

Craziest Ejections in College Football

How Good Was PRIME Michael Schumacher Actually?

Rich Kid's Talent Show - Winter Sports Are Out of Control

When the entire gameplan is to stop one guy.

Passing is better…so, why run?

Why We Still Don't Really Know Who's Good at Football - Entanglement Analysis

The Clutch GOAT...(it's not who you think).

How Accountants Broke the NFL

Speed is not fast, and it makes no sense

Why I became an advanced stats nerd (and you should too)

The First World Cup was Quite Chaotic

Stop Thinking of Players - Start Thinking in Systems @michaelmackelvie

