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I guess I was thinking more along the lines of advanced metrics/moneyball stuff that took over baseball 5-10 years ago. I was wondering if there's some sites similar to FanGraphs that are doing this for fantasy football.

I'm wondering what sites everyone uses for advanced analysis that is outside the norms of CBS, ESPN ... Ect.

This has been filled. Thanks for the help!

This is a part-time job that could be perfect for the recent college graduate to get their career started. 25-30 hours per week with flexible hours based on games. Send resume and cover letter or questions to adewitt AT amaliearena.com Digital Media Assistant (Part-Time) - Tampa Bay...

I received my gift on Thursday and I'm currently drinking a beer out of my new pint glass ... while working! Thanks!

I believe, for the most part, these jobs are already filled. They're moving some of their current writers from contract work to full-time and are required to post the jobs.

MaxPreps

Rumor has it they want to hire someone who can anchor the sports newscast on the local FOX affiliate they own AND be the Sports Editor. Probably for less than $40k. Good luck.

There's no issues directly with the ownership (it's family owned) or the workers within the department or in the newsroom. There's a lot of good people there. The pay is decent for newspaper of this size and benefits are good. But the upper management within the newsroom can be very...

This is a really good paper from when I lived in Missouri. They always did a great job covering their teams and they always cleaned up at state awards.

Isn't this just the general bullshirt girls love to say? "I love to travel" ... "I love to cook" ... "I love to read" ... You ask them what they love to read and they always respond with Harry Potter and if they've had a few drinks in them, 50 shades of grey.

Paul Halfacre, a Mizzou grad working in Rome, Ga., has been hired.

LOL no. Honestly, every time I get stopped by a pay wall I'm less likely to go back to that news organization.

I know a decent amount of stuff about this job if anyone wants more info. Obviously, this town comes with some baggage these days.

It's interesting that most of you are talking about the print product but when I think about USA Today Sports, I think about its significant online presence with all of the sites it owns. Gannett didn't hire Dave Morgan away from yahoo! to run its print product.