Recency Bias and Home Field Advantage: Finding the Sweet Spot
October 12, 2024
The Gridiron Guru is playing the memory game this week, remembering scenarios that have teased
The Gridiron Guru is playing the memory game this week, remembering scenarios that have teased
The second round of the Major League Baseball playoffs start on Saturday and it features
The Boston Celtics are still the heavy favorite to repeat as NBA champions, but off-season
While everyone is understandably paying attention to No. 2 Georgia traveling to Tuscaloosa to face
This is the year of rookie starting pitchers with the Pirates’ Paul Skenes and the
The Gridiron Guru got off to a slow start in his 2024 season, missing all
Almost 5,000 bettors bit the dust in the Circa Survivors Pool in Week 1 because
The NFL Coach of the Year is a slippery category. It all depends on the
To win the Super Bowl, NFL teams need to have a star quarterback and a
Last week we gave you the cellar-dwelling favorites to bet to beat their win totals.
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The final weekend of the Paris Olympics is upon us and there are still gold
On September 12, 1995, the Harlem Globetrotters' historic 24-year, 8,829-game winning streak came to a dramatic end in Vienna, Austria. A competitive squad led by NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar—who dropped 34 points—defeated the Globetrotters 91-85 in an unscripted contest.
On September 10, 1989, Deion Sanders made his NFL debut with the Atlanta Falcons and returned a punt 68 yards for a touchdown against the Los Angeles Rams. Just five days earlier, Sanders had hit a home run for the New York Yankees. He remains the only player in professional sports history to score an NFL touchdown and hit an MLB home run in the same week.
