Problem Solving class midterms and I hate sports but need stats for a project, please help:\nFor each athlete I need the following information:\nTotal Percent Games Won\nTotal Money Won\nSalary\nTotal Awards\nRanking\nThe athletes are:\nTennis - Anna Kournikova\nGolf - Tiger Woods\nSkating - Nancy Kerrigan\nBoxing - Muhammid Ali\n\nThank You for any and all help
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are you crazy dou your own homework u desprait fool
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It's not an official stat anymore.  There will be a stats geek somewhere that keeps it though, Try the hockey news they are usually good at keeping things like that.
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Problem 1:\n\nSITA = 12 WINS\n\nGITA = 20 WINS (SINCE SITA HAS TO GIVE HER 8 CHOCO AT THE  \n       END OF ALL GAMES)\n\nTOTAL = 32 GAMES = 32 DAYS\n\nTHEREFORE, SITA STAYED 32 DAYS AT GITA'S HOUSE.\n\nProblem 2:  \n\nMMMMM...@#$%&*...ZZZZZZZ....SNORE....????\n\nProblem 3\n\nC - is the reference point. He is in third place.\n\nA - he can either be in 1st or 4th place only since he is \n  to be followed by E. If he is in 1st place that would \n  make him a liar which means that he should not be in 1st \n  place. Therefore, he must be in 4th place.\n\nE - follows A, therefore, he is in 5th place.\n\nB -is in 1st place (gold). Liar. So he must be in 2nd place.\n\nD - is not in 1st place (silver). Another liar. So he must be in 1st place. Also, that is the only remaining place.\n\nSo the correct order (From 1st place to 5th place):\n\nD - B - C - A - E
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I was not aware that it was not included in the olympics, this is a disgrace. I know a great many female boxers that are equal or greater in skill and determination to thier male counterparts. There is no doubt in my mind that females should be allowed into the olympics for boxing. I've been training in martial arts for far too long to believe that a genetic difference is a great separation of the human race, it's all in ignorant people heads.
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I would make my sport called winnepega and one person would start out with a tennis ball at the end of a field then they would throw it to one of their teamates then the teamate would catch it and have to fun back to the person who threw it to him without getting caught by the opponent. This is worth one point. There would be 10 min. in each round and 10 round. The team that got the most points in one round would get a point. And all the points in the round do not count as anything. Whichever team gets the most points wins.
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The NBA signed a new contract with Lenovo computers and will showcase their technology this season during games. And the Lenovo company will use their computers to compile a new stat that shows the strength of the current players on court for certain situations. \n\nThe following article says thus:\n"The Lenovo Stat, a plus or minus number that shows the point differential for when a player, or combination of players, is in the game and the effect they have on the team as a whole. \nThe NBA will then publicize the statistics on TV and on a dedicated section of its web site after each game.\nHall of Fame Coach Lenny Wilkens said the statistic will be of use to coaches in deciding which players will be the most effective in a game."\n\nHope that helps.
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I'm not ignoring this question.  I usually answer these.  Basketball is a team sport while golf isn't.  Apples and oranges but I guess I will give it a try.  When his mind is on the game, Tiger.
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if you go to Yahoo and then go to Football and then Europe and then select table and the league (for example Spain) you can get the tables of stats of best attack, best defence, best away record, best home record, top scorer, i don think you can get the info on the corners and stuff, unless you go and choose a specific match and look at the full match cast.
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How fun of a workout do you want?\n\nOne game i play with my clients sometimes is with a deck of playing cards.\neach suite represents an exercise (hearts=jumping jacks, spades=squats, diamonds= pushups, clubs= crunches)\nJust flip through the deck and do the number of reps that are on the card.\n\nHave Fun
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What exactly is a sport?  To me, a sport is competition.  Nothing is more competitive than Nascar, especially when you factor in the setups of the cars, and the technology and research that goes into the "fine-tuning" of each component on the car.  What drivers have you been looking at exactly, when you say that they don't look athletic?  What exactly is your definition of athletic?  I can more than 20 of the regulars who are on a strict work-out program, several of which include running 5-10 miles per day.  Many of them are very intelligent.  Ryan Newman, for example, has a Masters degree in Aeronautical engineering from Purdue.  Although many of the drivers may not have graduated from a secondary institution, consider the hundreds of engineers that work the cars.  And you are calling Nascar drivers dumb?   As compared to what sport?  Baseball?  Football?  God forbid, the NBA, comprised of thugs?  To be competitive in NASCAR,  you have to have superb intelligence to setup the car for a specific track, and to make split second decisions on the track as well as in the pits concerning your race strategy.  Hundreds of a second are many times the difference between first and last.  What do you have to do in Football or basketball that requires intelligence?  Run fast or jump high?  Get 20 tattoos on your arms, grow an afro or braid your hair in cornrows while sporting a "grill" and belting out the latest 50 Cent rap?  I would bet $100 to a donut that the average IQ of a Nascar participants (when you factor in the drivers, crew chiefs, and team engineers) is double that of the average participant in any other of your major sports.   I think the thing that attracts me most to NASCAR is the fact that you have all 43 teams on the playing field competiting simultaneously.  When you run 200 MPH with someone to your left, right, behind, and in front of you only inches away, it is like a high speed game of chess.  And more importantly, in most cases, they are paid according to their performance.  And in my opinion, they aren't overpaid.
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Athletes\nAndrea Blackett \nJoel Garner \nGordon Greenidge \nSir Conrad Hunte \nSir Garfield Sobers \nObadele Thompson \nSir Clyde Walcott \nSir Everton Weekes \nKevin Weekes \nSir Frank Worrell \n\nMariners\nWilliam Shorey \n\nMusicians\nAnderson Armstrong \nJackie Opel \nRupert Clarke (Rupee) \nMac Fingall \nMighty Gabby \nAlison Hinds \nRed Plastic Bag \nEdwin Yearwood \nRihanna \n\nPolitical leaders\nSir Grantley Adams \nJ.M.G. Adams \nOwen Arthur \nErrol Barrow \nBussa \nAnne C. Cools \nDavid A. Comissiong \nSir Clifford Husbands \nDame Billie Miller \nRichard B. Moore \nCharles O'Neale \nClement Payne \nErskine Sandiford \n\nWriters and intellectuals\nEdward Brathwaite \nAustin Clarke \nGeorge Lamming
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One of my friends is the captain of the varsity bowling team (he recently got high 200s - one spare and all the rest strikes) and my brother is on the team as well. They bowl at the local bowling lanes. Our team is not very good except for the captain. There are girls JV and varsity teams as well. It was very hyped up when my friend got high 200s - announcements urging people to come and support the team. It is very social when you watch games. Not as many people come to watch the bowling team as, for example, our football, basketball, and lacrosse games.
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Non Contact Sport\n\nMale: Tiger Woods\nFemale: Serena Williams\n\nContact Sport\n\nReggie White \nCassius Clay
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Golden Gloves card of rematches set\nFrom news services\nBrunette Boxing will be host of a night of Golden Gloves rematches at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Brunette Boxing Gym, 1135 Arcade St., St. Paul.\n\nThe four-round main event will be Tony Lee, a 147-pound champion from Brunette Boxing Gym, against Sam Morales from the Rice Street Gym in St. Paul. Morales defeated Lee two years ago.\n\nTen to 12 bouts will be fought Saturday night. Tickets are selling for $10.\n\nU signs nine swimmers: The University of Minnesota women's swimming and diving team has signed nine athletes to national letters of intent, co-coaches Kelly Kremer and Terry Nieszner announced.\n\nJoining the program for the 2007-08 season will be Molly Belk of Minneapolis; Megan Braun of Edina; Allison Eggers of Rosemount; Steph Hillstrom of Brooklyn Center; Kaylee Jamison of St. Charles, Ill.; Meagan Radecke of Stillwater; Kelsey Ridder of Ballwin, Mo.; Jillian Tyler of Calgary, Alberta; and Courtney Veerman of Verona, Wis.\n\nU softball team signs five: The University of Minnesota softball team has announced the signing of five players to national letters of intent. Samantha Howard of Shoreview will join four players from Texas — Aubrey Davis, Mallory Mitchell, Natalie Neal and Jammie Weidert — on the roster in 2007-08.\n\nHoward has started at second base since her freshman season at Mounds View High School.\n\nBriefly: The University of Minnesota men's hockey team will have its Blue Line Club luncheon at noon Saturday at Jax Cafe in Minneapolis. Tickets can be purchased at the door.\n\n \nM O R E   N E W S   F R O M    \n • Brooklyn Center, MN \n • St. Charles, IL \n • Minneapolis Metro \n • Minnesota \n • Edina, MN \n • St. Paul, MN \n • Discuss St. Paul, MN
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http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/football/ncaa/players/15765/index.html
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Hahahahaha\n\nTo give you an idea of the difference in skills.  When Venus was #1 she played the #80 guy in the world and lost.  That tells you how Fed will beat Sharapova 6-0, 6-0.\n\nP.S.  In the battle of the sexes the guy was 40 and played with a handicap.  Only got one serve (ie fault = double fault)  A prime male athlete will beat a prime female athlete because of the difference in strength and speed.
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Do you mean stats?\n\nIf so, then try here:\n\nhttp://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/teams/sdg/stats