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A wider face may correlate with home run success.
Physicists are using a 'super' technique to fill in their NCAA men's basketball tournament selections.
Pitcher Juan Sandoval is trying to make the major leagues with sight in only one eye.
The body's immune response after a blow to the head may play a role in the development of later brain disease.
There are no "dumb jocks" in professional soccer.
The 94Fifty basketball uses sensors and algorithms to measure over 6,000 pieces of data.
New study reveals which fan base is more clumsy with their cell phones and tablets.
People care more when they know the backstory, study suggests.
Rules to prohibit bodychecking in youth hockey may reduce injuries.
Gaining insight about the unpredictable movement of knuckleballs by dropping beads into water.
Advanced data collection uncovers the reasons why shooters miss the mark.
Chronic traumatic encephalopathy symptoms related to blast exposure and tackling can be greatly lessened by controlling the reactive movement of the head.
What do linebackers and soldiers have in common?
As medal rounds near, vision's hardware and software are both crucial to success.
Analysis suggests the likelihood of future world-record-breaking performances.
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