I revamped the blogroll and broke them out into separate subjects.  I now have links under professional organizations, people (research or practitioners), publications (from scholarly journals to books), research groups, and software.  Now that I think of it, I should have another category for databases that will keep soccermetricians from having to reinvent the wheel.So […]

Sorry for the long gap between posts; I've been busy with the start of the CONCACAF Hexagonal on my other websites.The site continues to get some attention and comments, and I'm appreciative for both.  I was pointed to some websites that are heavily involved in statistical analysis for soccer, and I've included them in the […]

I have a blogroll devoted to research groups at universities that have projects related to soccermetrics. At this time I have a link to ISSIA in Italy, but I expect to populate that list in the near future.  If you are doing work in this area and would like to be listed here, please let […]

A couple of things that I doubt anyone will care about, but will state nonetheless.(1) I haven't decided what categories to use for my posts.  There are general subject areas in mathematics or statistics that these posts will belong to, but also be applied to certain stats/measurements in soccer (team metrics, league metrics, player metrics).  […]

This is a new blog called Soccermetrics.  The objective of this blog is to consider problems in applied mathematics and statistics that have applications toward a better understanding of soccer.  These applications range from a macro level (team performance, comparative performance of national leagues) to a micro level (player performance and evaluation, influence of formations/strategies, […]