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Ross Tucker

  • Executive Editor, Kantar US Insights
New York
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Former Kantar, Yahoo Finance, TheStreet, WWD. Reasonable crossfitter.
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Isaiah Williams Highlights Jets Award Winners as Team MVP

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By Isaiah Davis, Dennis Byrd, Ross Tucker
| Chat Sports
Back to the New York Jets Newsfeed Related Topics: Isaiah Williams, Isaiah Davis, Dennis Byrd, Ross Tucker The Jets announced their annual team award winners today as voted on by the players and the longest of longshots managed to come away with the Curtis Martin award, given to the team’s most valuable player. Following a disastrous showing as a punt returner in Miami that led to droves of fans calling for him to be dumped, wide receiver/returner Isaiah Williams came away with the honor.
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Most Sports Science Research is False: The Replication Crisis Hits Sport by The Real Science of Sport Podcast

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By Ross Tucker, Mike Finch
| Podchaser
In this episode, we’re joined by Dr Joe Warne, founder of the Sports Sciences Replication Center (SSRC) and senior author of a landmark new study that should send shockwaves through the world of sports and exercise science. Joe and his team undertook an enormous replication effort—repeating the methods of previously published research to see if the results hold up. The outcome? Just 28% of the studies could be replicated.
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Stop Blaming The Referees for Kansas City Chiefs' Recent Success

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By Ross Tucker
| Our Community Now
Share You’re better than that. Or at least you should be better than that. That’s my message to everyone who continues to blame the officiating for the success the Kansas City Chiefs have enjoyed in recent years. Frankly, it’s a loser’s mentality, and I despise it. It goes against everything I was taught about personal responsibility and accountability growing up.
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