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NCAA Men’s Basketball: Scheduling Inequality and Unfair Advantage

By Zachary Hass and Tom Neilsen, purdue university Listen to Zach discuss his research on our podcast series: As conferences grow in size it becomes increasingly difficult, sometimes impossible, to have a double round-robin conference schedule. Yet a…

Full StoryMarch 29, 2013

The New College Football Playoff Formula: Possible “Host” Bowls

A few weeks ago, the college football world got a more definitive view of what the future holds when it was announced that the new postseason system will include six bowls. Three of those bowls are “Contract” bowls, which have…

Full StoryNovember 30, 2012

College Football Non-Conference Scheduling: Risk and Reward

With the decision to go to a 4-team playoff starting with the 2014 season, it seems that college football is giving more teams a shot at the national championship. In some ways, this is true – a 4-team playoff does…

Full StorySeptember 30, 2012

Mid Major Scheduling: The Challenges of Life on the Bubble

By: Jordan Sperber Given that prior research has established that scheduling quality opponents is among the factors positively correlated with tournament selection and success, this article observes the practical considerations for nonconference scheduling in two areas: program budgets and program prestige. This…

Full StoryAugust 20, 2012

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Topic » Scheduling

NCAA Men’s Basketball: Scheduling Inequality and Unfair Advantage

The New College Football Playoff Formula: Possible “Host” Bowls

College Football Non-Conference Scheduling: Risk and Reward

Mid Major Scheduling: The Challenges of Life on the Bubble

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