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Sports
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- Watching Football from the Ball's Perspective - Carnegie Mellon University
- The Helmet that Could Save Football - Tom Foster, Popular Science
- Men Far More Interested in Sports than Women - Grand Valley St. Univ.
- Sports Doping: Science's Dark Underworld - Tom Hartsfield
- How Athletes Pass Drug Tests, Yet Still 'Guilty' - Brian Alexander, Wired
- Paralympians Get Boost by Hurting Themselves - Colin Lecher, PopSci
- More Evidence for the 'Hot Hand' in Sports - MIT Technology Review
- How Do Olympians Keep Getting Better? - Emily Sohn, Discovery News
- Human Limits: Faster, Higher, Stronger... No More? - The Economist
- Become as Mentally Fit as an Olympian - Malcolm Ritter, Associated Press
- History and Physics of Olympic Throws - Richard Lovett, Cosmos Magazine
- Why Do People Choke When the Stakes Are High? - Calif. Instit. of Tech.
- Are Mutant Athletes Unfairly Advantaged? - Chris Cooper, Guardian
- How Science Can Learn from Sports - Scicurious, Neurotic Physiology
- I Think, Therefore I Choke - Jaimal Yogis, ESPN The Magazine
- Volleyball Study Supports 'Hot Hand' - Bruce Bower, ScienceNews
- Practical Statistics: Predicting Football Games - Dan Gillick, Science 2.0
- College Football Wins Lower Guys' GPA - Tom Jacobs, Miller-McCune
- Science Behind Ryan Braun's Steroid Test - Ross Pomeroy
- How Derek Boogaard's Brain Went Bad - John Branch, New York Times
- 20% of Athletes Have 80% of the Success - MIT Technology Review
- Improve Your Golf Game Using Tiger's Clubs - Mo Costandi, Guardian
- Why Do Athletes Choke Under Pressure? - Assoc. for Psychological Science
- Men in Black Likelier to Be in Penalty Box - Tom Jacobs, Miller-McCune
- Five Strikes Against 'Racist Umpire' Study - Hank Campbell, Science 2.0
- Unwatched Umpires Show Ethnic Bias - John Timmer, Ars Technica
- Tiger Woods' Brain Is Different From Yours - Dan Peterson, Science 2.0
- Mathematics Offers Advice For Basketball - Ron Cowen, Science Now
- Biomechanical Differences Separate Golf Pros, Duffers - Science Codex
- Olympics 'Bio Passports' Aim to Stop Drug Cheats - Matt McGrath, BBC
- Science of Triumph: Why Winners Win - Nick Summers, Newsweek
- Fake Clouds, Monkey Guards Make Sports Enjoyable - Julie Beck, PopSci
- Female Athletes Face New Sex-Test Rules - Joanna Marchant, Nature News
- When to Buy? Sports Tickets Not Same as Airline - Nat'l Science Found.
- Constructal Theory: Is March Madness Always the Same? - Science Codex
- 'Blood Doping' Goes Back to the Future - Alex Hoyt, The Atlantic