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Miami is way more Hispanic (42 percent vs. just 4 percent), but it's just a little bit more black (21 percent vs. 17 percent), with a large Afro-Caribbean population. I'd say that the local markets could absolutely be driving the Hispanic figure, but not the white or black figures. Read more

Quick note: LeBron's support among black fans did drop pretty sharply post-Decision, but it's bounced back in the last couple of years, which isn't the case for white fans. Read more

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That's a fair question. I think the best answer is that many words are getting rarer, in terms of the general sample, but certainly not at the same rate that the spelling bee words are getting rarer.

This model doesn't account for who's guarding who (that's part of the dream of SportVU). If LeBron is guarding, say, Durant, and he's forced to pass to Perkins who shoots, the location and result of Perkins's shot still "counts" for LeBron in this model, since all it's looking at is who's on the floor. Read more

I can't figure that one out. My best guess is Michael Williams (6' 6'', 283 pounds, and an offensive tackle as of last week), but he's still 20-30 pounds shy by the looks of it. Might be a mistake. Read more

There are legitimate gripes about Hollinger's stats, but that Kyle Weaver thing—which was essentially a website error—shouldn't really be one of them. Those rankings were supposed to show the top players that met certain minutes qualifications, but, for whatever reason, the raw rankings were published instead, and Read more

Nah, late 70s are definitely peak jersey. NBA-ABA merger threw some new design sense into the mix. Read more

You don't have to even scroll down! All these points are explicitly covered in the post, in the second paragraph. Read more