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Erianne Weight

Chapel Hill
As seen in: Yahoo News, SAGE Publishing, Yahoo Sports Canada, The Charlotte Observer, The Chronicle of Higher Education, The News & Observer, The Herald-Sun (Durham, NC)
Facilitating data-driven decision making in intercollegiate athletics. Bridge builder.
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Transition (From Sport) Experiences of Former National Football League Players: An NFL-LONG Study

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By Erianne Weight, Landon B. Lempke, Samuel Walton
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UNC insider: How the ACC can save itself from conference realignment madness | Opinion

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By Erianne Weight
| Yahoo News Verified
In 2021, a secret proposal to form a European Super League was uncovered which led to extreme public backlash throughout the United Kingdom. The prime minister described the proposal as a cartel and suggested legislative action to stop it. There were protests in the streets and organizing bodies (FIFA and UEFA) threatened to ban super league players from international competition. These actions successfully blocked the proposal and preserved tradition in the UK.
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The visible body and the invisible organization: Information asymmetry and college athletics data

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By Daniel Greene, Nathan T. Beard, Tamara L. Clegg, Erianne Weight
| SAGE Publishing
High-capital vs low-capital sports Football and men's basketball hold more power and prestige on university campuses than other sports, because of their crowds, sponsors, and TV deals. Investment into these teams crystallizes as a rigid set of technologies and staff hierarchies that gives high-status athletes, paradoxically, little freedom to avoid, dispute, or even understand their data.
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