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universalsports.com - 3/6/2009
Perceptions, and the 2016 race
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What does the resignation of Jim Scherr as U.S. Olympic Committee chief executive mean for Chicago's 2016 bid? In terms of structure  — not much. As far as process and timing go — perhaps much more.
Phony Playoff Perceptions
rootzoo.com - 3/10/2009
Phony Playoff Perceptions
— rootzoo.com — Post-season performance is one of the most valued and debated aspects in sports. A good playoff track... record can make a good player great, while a poor one can ruin a player's legacy. Yet, these perceptions are often inaccurate or inconclusive. This article will debunk some of those myths. (more) Phony Playoff Perceptions
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wcsnblogs.com - 3/6/2009
Perceptions, and the 2016 race
— wcsnblogs.com — What does the resignation of Jim Scherr as U.S. Olympic Committee chief executive mean for Chicago’s 2016... bid? In terms of structure — not much. As far as process and timing go — perhaps much more. Scherr’s departure was abruptly announced Thursday. He had been ... (more) Perceptions, and the 2016 race

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