9/22 Been meaning to ask this for a long time: how the hell do
sportscasters (or ESPN or whoever) come up with such obscure
stats during sports games? For example, only X times in history
has the losing team had the ball with Y seconds left and Z
has happened. Anyone know or have ideas?
\_ Elias Sports Bureau
\_ They have a guy whose sole job it is to feed stats to the
broadcasters. Also, teams produce a "media guide" which
lists team records for a lot of obscure stuff. -tom
\_ True that they have a stats guy, but for the obscure stuff
the correct answer is "Elias Sports Bureau".
\_ Elias Sports Bureau compiles them, the guy in the truck feeds
them to the announcers. -tom |