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When rugby teams has lost a close game (by four points), they tend to be left feeling deflated. They went out there, worked hard, made their game plan happen and had the ball longer than there opponents. But the scoreboard didn’t show that dominance, and it wasn’t shown in the standings. That’s where the try … Read more
There’s a unique sort of nervousness that occurs during last weeks of a sporting year. It isn’t simply about winning or losing your next match; its about how many points you can gain from the win. In days past, it was easy: win, you get points. Lose, no you don’t. These days, leagues is complex … Read more
In the final match of any tournament’s pool stage, it has all the feel of that last-minute high-stakes maths test in school. You’ve won the game; but there’s no exhale as your net run rate teeter on the brink of elimination. This metric drives fans and commentators crazy. It’s not just about runs scored. How … Read more
The issue arises when you attempt to rank things in a table. Twenty games played and two team are tied on points. The spreadsheet isn’t just counting wins and losses anymore, it’s a philosophical argument. Should the one with the most goals go top? Or perhaps it is the one with the best defence. That’s … Read more
There is something about that knockout football format: Two venues, two legs, one winner. It’s tense. Teams can be dominant at home and fall apart elsewhere. Or vice versa. Only half the story appear on the scoreline. And then the other half gets explained by the away goals rule; this mechanism that rewards attackers when … Read more
Fans were confused by the away-goals rule. For decades, it made two-leg games fair. The rule was a mathematical backup for away teams. Under this scenario, if the away team had enough goals on the board, a draw would of been a win. That meant you could go into another team’s home ground and get … Read more
Practicing puzzle problems at home give you the confidence to go into a local quick tournament; however, sitting down next to someone who types as fast as computer may not be a good thing. That’s when math overtakes intuition. There are rating systems for events like that that try to anticipate those moments. A rating … Read more
