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With Louisville playing the 'Cuse in the early afternoon ESPN game and Northwestern in a must win game against the Golden Gophers in a late afternoon Big Ten Network game, and the Olympics - especially moguls - tonight, I'll have limited time to post.  As a result, here are some links to peruse while you watch Vancouver pray for the snow that is headed for the 'Ville and then on to DC where they are just beginning to dig out  in time for about 8 more inches if the forecasters in the Bluegrass can be believed:

When can an own goal be beneficial, a must read tale of challenging orthodox thinking (Business Game Time)

Pitchers throw too many fastballs; football coaches call too many running plays (The Frontal Cortex)

Not surprising, hot on the heels of the Big Ten expansion talk, comes the Pac-10; who gets Texas (Lawrence Journal-World, CBS, Oregonian)

What does it say about your sport when it's considered news that your players read in their free time? (WSJ)

Full post as published by Sports Biz on February 14, 2010 (boomark / email).

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