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Professional sports used to rely heavily on instinct. Scouts trusted their eyes.Coaches relied on experience.Executives made decisions based on tradition. Today, data is transforming every layer of competition. From recruitment to in-game strategy, analytics are reshaping how teams operate — and how championships are won. Welcome to the data revolution inside professional sports. Player Evaluation…
Analysis | Hopes are high for the Cowboys. Can they avoid another playoff heartbreak?
Comment on this storyComment Add to your saved stories Save This is who the Dallas Cowboys are. This is what they do. They tantalize. They raise hopes. They create belief. They foster expectations that, this time, things will be different — that, this time, they will break through and return the franchise to its “America’s…
Washington star Michael Penix Jr. takes pounding, disappointing loss in college finale
HOUSTON – Michael Penix Jr. couldn’t complete the final chapter in his storybook season Monday night. The quarterback with two surgically repaired knees threw for 255 yards with a touchdown and two interceptions, taking a pounding as No. 2 Washington fell to top-ranked Michigan 34-13 in the College Football Playoff championship game. Penix returned for…
