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A book announcement
For the last six months, I've been putting the pieces together for a book about, well, college football.
A book announcement
For the last six months, I've been putting the pieces together for a book about, well, college football.
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NFL Draft hangout, with college football fans
Explore the disconnect between what NFL people and college football people think about the 2013 NFL Draft as Ryan Van Bibber is joined by Spencer Hall, Bill Connelly, and Jason Kirk.
Predicting Tournament upsets
What's it take for a team to overachieve or underachieve in the NCAA Tournament? Bill Connelly dives into the numbers to examine which teams might pull an upset this year, or be the victim of one.
#SSAC13 liveblog
Join SB Nation's Bill Connelly and Andrew Sharp as they nerd out on some nerd business.
Adjusting completion percentages
Where Collin Klein is underrated again and Matt Barkley is still overrated.
A more accurate way of ranking tennis players
Men's tennis rankings for the week of March 11, 2013.
Interviewing Colorado's Mike MacIntyre
SB Nation interviewed the man who's been tasked with making magic happen for a second time.
College football's curveball
College football coaches lean on the no-back on third-and-6, but nobody makes it the focal point of their offense.
2005-12 Targets and catches
In which Harry Douglas finally gets his due and Marqise Lee's standout season stands out even further.
VARSITY NUMBERS: Tweaks
In the first offseason Varsity Numbers of 2013, I unveil a big series of data adjustments. Give it a look!
Super early 2013 projections
Let the conversation begin.
An ode to college football
Welcome to college football, where the only thing as fleeting as life is death.
Nerds are killing sports
Nerds are killing sports, but Kansas State-Baylor and Oklahoma-West Virginia was still a lot of fun.
The SEC road trip: 9 states, lots of food
Bill Connelly, a Mizzou fan, attempted to take in just about all of his new conference in a single weekend. Roll with him through nine Southern states for a newcomer's look at the weirdest (and most edible) region in America.
