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After @DjokerNole wins Slam No. 24 @usopen, we revisit our predictions from February for how many Slams he will end up with having projected 28 at the time. How many do you think the 🐐 will end up with?
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7%24-25
45%26-27
28%28-29
21%30+
29 votes • Final results David Arkow retweeted
Heading into week 2 @Wimbledon, we revisit @david_arkow article predicting how many career Slams @DjokerNole will end up with. Djokovic has won the first two this year, 23 all-time, and 7 Wimbledons. Who is your pick to win?
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81%Djokovic
11%Alcaraz
4%Medvedev
4%Other
27 votes • Final results David Arkow retweeted
As @DjokerNole captures record-breaking 23rd Slam 🏆@rolandgarros, we revisit @david_arkow article on the Big 3 debate. We predicted Djokovic would pass Federer and Nadal, solidifying his GOAT🐐status but is he still yours🎾
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Really enjoyed working on this final project for my Sports Econ class!
Check out a final project from Harvard’s Sports Economics Class! @david_arkow @ronan_jachuck @lukekolar @cocakolar23 investigate the Moneyball hypothesis in the NBA and what statistics are over and undervalued on the free agent market 🏀💰
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After No. 15 seed @PrincetonMBB upset No. 2 seed @ArizonaMBB at #MarchMadness (11th time in history), we revisit an article from the archive power ranking the Ivy League athletic programs with the Princeton Tigers checking in at No. 1🏀🐯
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Ready for the #MarchMadness to kick off tonight? Check out our most recent article giving a rundown of the 68 teams competing for it all!
From @EvelynTjoa and Matthew Sheridan, "HSAC's 68 Facts: March Madness 2023"
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The @nyknicks have won 9 straight games after defeating the @celtics in Double OT! We revisit an article from 2021 archive when the Knicks also won 9 in a row en route to the 4th seed in the East🏀🔥
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Revisiting my first HSAC article on Djokovic. At the time head 17 Slams and I projected 4-5 more. Now that he has defied expectations, I update my estimate of how many Slams he ends up with. My guess is 27-28
Check out @david_arkow new article projecting how many future Grand Slams @DjokerNole 🐐will win. Voters said 2-3 in a poll we launched last week but our methodology predicts 5-6 more Slams 🏆 What number will Djokovic end up at? 🎾
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You already know who my GOAT is! Check out the first article I published with HSAC from the archive
As @DjokerNole wins his 10th #AustralianOpen 🏆and 22nd Grand Slam, check out an article from our archive making an analytical case for Djokovic being the GOAT. Who is your 🐐🎾?
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30%Djokovic
17%Nadal
51%Federer
2%Other
53 votes • Final results David Arkow retweeted
As @DjokerNole wins his 10th #AustralianOpen 🏆and 22nd Grand Slam, check out an article from our archive making an analytical case for Djokovic being the GOAT. Who is your 🐐🎾?
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30%Djokovic
17%Nadal
51%Federer
2%Other
53 votes • Final results David Arkow retweeted
We just published the last edition of our All-Star series with the 2010s Team! The Red Sox and Yankees are tied for the most AL selections (4) with the Dodgers leading the NL (5) ⚾️
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Check out our 2000s MLB All-Star team! The Yankees again have the most representatives (6) in the AL and the Phillies, Braves, Astros, and Diamondbacks lead the NL with 3 selections each.
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We just published the second edition of our MLB All-Decade series with the 1990s All-Star Team. The Yankees (AL) and the Braves (NL) had the most players selected (4) in their leagues 🧢
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Really enjoyed working with the baseball project group this semester! Great work done by the team!
Check out HSAC's new MLB 1980s All-Star team looking at the best players of the entire decade! See which of your favorites made or missed the cut based on our statistical analysis and stay tuned for future installments⚾️
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Do big deals really make NFL teams better? Even before Russel, the stats supporting superstar contracts rarely justify the costs.
Check out our newest article, introducing a new statistic - NFL-HHI - that measures cap concentration in NFL teams. harvardsportsanalysis.org/20…
That's 4 Wimbledon's in a row, 8 all-time, and 21 Slams total for my GOAT @DjokerNole!
As @DjokerNole captures Slam No. 21 at #Wimbledon , check out @david_arkow article making an analytical case for Djokovic as the GOAT back when he had 17 slams. Who's your GOAT? 🏆🎾🐐
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34%Djokovic
26%Nadal
37%Federer
3%Other
35 votes • Final resultsLast article in our All-Decade series! Proud of the work that the basketball project group did this semester!
Before tonight's #NBADraft, HSAC releases our final installment of the All-Decade series with our 2010s team. Check out the article to see what current NBA stars made the cut and make your own🏆🏀
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Now that the #NBAFinals has wrapped up and the Warriors have been crowned, check out our third installment of the All-Decade Series with our 2000s teams. See which of your favorite players make the cut🏀🏆
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After the #NBA released their All-NBA squads for this season, HSAC reveals our 1990s teams in our second installment of our All-Decade series. See which players make or miss the cut based on our analysis
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As the #NBA begins announcing their end of season awards, we have a new article series ranking the best players of each decade. We selected a First, Second, and Third Team for the 80s, 90s, 00s, 10s. Check out our 1980's teams in the first installment🏀🏆
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