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How one computer scientist would pick his March Madness bracket
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Players have complained about the NBA's new synthetic basketball. Now physicists agree with the players' gripes about the grip
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Ballers can imagine the shooting motion of another player to predict whether a basketball shot is headed for nothing but net or will brick off the rim. The key to their trick may surprise you
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