Football coaches have long analyzed their team’s offensive and defensive efficiencies inside the red zones. The thinking is simple, “We got inside the 20; we better damn well
Now that the calendar has turned to February and the NBA trade deadline looms, GM’s are faced with the annual “buyers or sellers” question. The notion is far
Any time two teams clash, there are many “games within the game” but none are more important than the battle of tempo. Whether a coach intentionally creates tempos
Among the popular basketball analytics these days is one called usage rate. The concept is really quite simple as it merely means the number of possessions in a
We recently asked coaches to reflect on whether or not their playing rotation might bury players on the bench. Sometimes this is a conscious decision with no apologies
I just finished reading John Feinstein’s WHERE NOBODY KNOWS YOUR NAME, which deals with baseball’s AAA minor league life. A quote by a Durham Bulls’ player about his
