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    Explore " soccer analytics" with insightful episodes like "#35 - The Game Behind the Game: AI in Sports Analytics", "132: Scoring big with analytics in football", "Harrison Crow from American Soccer Analysis", "Episode #11: Jonathan Gruhl" and "Episode #10: Oliver Page" from podcasts like ""The AI Frontier Podcast", "Alter Everything", "Union Pitchside Podcast", "Soccermetrics Podcast" and "Soccermetrics Podcast"" and more!

    Episodes (10)

    #35 - The Game Behind the Game: AI in Sports Analytics

    #35 - The Game Behind the Game: AI in Sports Analytics

    In this episode of "The AI Frontier Podcast", we dive deep into the world of sports analytics, exploring how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing both athlete performance and fan engagement. From soccer's player movement analysis to basketball's embedded visualizations and baseball's swing assessments, AI is proving to be a game-changer. Discover how these advancements are not only enhancing the game for athletes but also creating a richer, more immersive experience for fans. Join us as we journey through the transformative power of AI in sports and look ahead to its promising future.
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    Resources used in this episode:

    1. A Comprehensive Review of Computer Vision in Sports: Open Issues, Future Trends and Research Directions [https://arxiv.org/abs/2203.02281v2]
    2. The Ball is in Our Court: Conducting Visualization Research with Sports Experts [https://arxiv.org/abs/2211.07832v1]
    3. A Survey on Video Action Recognition in Sports: Datasets, Methods and Applications [https://arxiv.org/abs/2206.01038v1]
    4. The Quest for Omnioculars: Embedded Visualization for Augmenting Basketball Game Viewing Experiences [https://arxiv.org/abs/2209.00202v1]
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    132: Scoring big with analytics in football

    132: Scoring big with analytics in football

    For football clubs, data collection and analytics opportunities are growing faster than you can say “GOOOOAAALL!” But what are the metrics that matter? How are football clubs advancing their analytics maturity? With support from Alteryx and Continuum, Richard Battle of Left Field Football Consulting will share insights from his recent report “Analytics in Football: The State of Play” and will share tips for how to break into the sports analytics game.

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    This episode was produced by Megan Dibble, Mike Cusic, and Matt Rotundo. Special thanks to Andy Uttley for the theme music and Mike Cusic for the for our album artwork.

    Harrison Crow from American Soccer Analysis

    Harrison Crow from American Soccer Analysis

    On this episode of the Union Pitchside Podcast, we take a deep dive into innovative ideas in soccer. Our big interview is with Harrison Crow of AmericanSoccerAnalysis.com. Harrison and his colleagues have been trailblazers in statistical analysis of Major League Soccer, and he tells us about how Ale Bedoya was a surprise pick for his personal All-Star team. We also get into why it's difficult to analyze defenders and more interesting Union numbers.

    Our opening and closing segments try to address listener questions about how the Union identify talent. Technical Director Chris Albright talks about utilizing a variety of mechanisms to put together a competitive first team, then the academy's Director of Talent Identification, Jon Scheer, tells us about the process of finding top young players to continually improve already strong Union academy program. It's all here in the latest Union Pitchside Pod!

    Episode #11: Jonathan Gruhl

    Episode #11: Jonathan Gruhl
    Jonathan Gruhl is a data scientist at a major technology company with extensive experience in applying quantitative knowledge to fields such as management, finance, and sports. He presented research at the OptaPro Analytics Forum on developing similarity scores in football using match event data. We discussed his work, go over some of the surprising and not so surprising results, and muse on what makes player similarity studies so challenging in soccer.

    Episode #10: Oliver Page

    Episode #10: Oliver Page
    Oliver Page is a sports trader with experience at a number of firms in the United Kingdom and interests in applying academic research and mathematical concepts to sports statistics and betting. He presented research at the OptaPro Analytics Forum on shotmaking strategies and expected goals in football. We discussed his work and the challenges of presenting probabilistic information to the rest of the football industry.

    Episode #8: Zach Slaton (Best/Worst of 2013)

    Episode #8: Zach Slaton (Best/Worst of 2013)
    Zach Slaton is the proprietor of the soccer analytics blog A Beautiful Numbers Game and a columnist at Forbes.com. In this episode, we discuss our respective lists of the major stories in football analytics during 2013, such as Opta's acquisition by PERFORM Media, the release of The Numbers Game and The Nowhere Men, the fallout from the Soccer Analytics panel at SSAC, the acceptance of randomness in football, and more.

    Episode #7: 2014 FIFA World Cup Finals Draw

    Episode #7: 2014 FIFA World Cup Finals Draw
    This episode of the Soccermetrics Podcast was a live Google Hangout On Air to discuss the 2014 World Cup Final Draw that was conducted earlier in the day (6 December). Axel Torres (MARCA and GOL TV), Bobby McMahon (Forbes and formerly FOX Soccer), and Albert Larcada (ESPN Stats and Info) joined Howard Hamilton to give overall impressions of the draw and provide initial assessments of the final eight groups.

    Episode #6: Geir Jordet

    Episode #6: Geir Jordet
    Dr Geir Jordet is a professor at the Norwegian School of Sport Sciences, the head of the Psychology division of the Norwegian Center of Football Excellence, and a sports psychology consultant to professional football clubs and national teams. In this episode, we discuss the role of the Centre in Norway's football development, the factors that influence expert performance in football, and the factors that influence performance in high-pressure scenarios, such as penalty kick shootouts.

    Episode #5: David Sally (The Numbers Game)

    Episode #5: David Sally (The Numbers Game)
    David Sally is a trained behavioral economist, visiting professor at the Tuck School of Management at Dartmouth College, and the co-author (with Chris Anderson) of The Numbers Game: Why Everything You Know About Soccer is Wrong. In this episode, we discuss David's interests in behavioral economics and how they influence his approach to soccer analytics, his path to becoming a soccer fan, and some of the counterintuitive findings presented in The Numbers Game.
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