Osborne et al., 2017 - Google Patents
Shrinkage estimation of NFL field goal success probabilitiesOsborne et al., 2017
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- Osborne J
- Levine R
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- Journal of Sports Analytics
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National Football League (NFL) kickers have displayed improvement in both range and accuracy in recent years. NFL management in turn has displayed a rather low tolerance for missed field goals, particularly in game-deciding situations. However, these actions may be …
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