I suspect this blog has more than its share of numbers-driven folks who are also sports fans. In that spirit, some may want to check out the articles in the latest issue of the Journal of Quantitative Analysis in Sports:
- Using Box-Scores to Determine a Position’s Contribution to Winning Basketball Games, by Garritt L. Page, Gilbert W. Fellingham & C. Shane Reese
- Home Advantage in the NBA as a Game-Long Process, by Marshall B. Jones
- Does Effectiveness of Skill in Complex I Predict Win in Men’s Olympic Volleyball Games?, by Eleni Zetou, Athanasios Moustakidis, Nikolaos Tsigilis & Andromahi Komninakidou
- Position Play in Carom Billiards as a Markov Process, by Mathieu Bouville
- Grouping of Decathlon Disciplines, by Anne Woolf, Les Ansley & Penelope Bidgood
- The Ryder Cup: Are Balanced Four-Ball Pairings Optimal?, by William J. Hurley



