Statistical Reasoning in Sports

by Josh Tabor, Chris Franklin

Sports Mathematics

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Statistical Reasoning in Sports explores statistical thinking through the world of sports. Written by Josh Tabor and Chris Franklin, this education-focused title connects mathematics, data, and athletic competition for readers seeking to understand statistics in a familiar and engaging context.

ISBN-13 9781429274371 ASIN 1429274379 Views 212 Publisher W. H. Freeman Year 2011 Edition First Edition Format Hardcover Product Group Book Pages 704 Created February 15, 2026 Updated October 16, 2026

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Statistical Reasoning in Sports is a book about applying statistical reasoning to the subject of sports.

It connects mathematical and statistical ideas with athletic competition, making sports the central context for learning.

Written by Josh Tabor and Chris Franklin, the book is suited to readers seeking an education-focused introduction to statistics through a familiar real-world topic.

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