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KCL Politics Society: Back and Better for 2025/26

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By Will Andrews
| Roar News Verified
Following a summer reset, the KCL Politics Society lays out its 2025/26 offer to King’s students: two to three events a week, new skills workshops, an expanded mentorship scheme, and the return of Careers Week – kicking off with Politics 101 this Thursday 2 October at 6pm, Bush House Auditorium. KCL Politics Society is back – and better than ever – as we move into the 2025/26 academic year.
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Nico Iamaleava and the Current State of College Football

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By Will Andrews
| Medium
After a solid freshman season where he led the Tennessee Volunteers to the College Football Playoff, it seemed Nico Iamaleava would be the answer at quarterback for the Volunteers for years to come. In 2022, Tennessee’s NIL collective agreed to pay Iamaleava $8 million over 3 years for his commitment. However, Tennessee’s quarterback picture was flipped on its head last week when the Volunteers announced that Iamaleava would be leaving their program due to a dispute over NIL.
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Winning and Attendance Elasticity in the NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL

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By Will Andrews
| Medium
Will Andrews · Follow 5 min read · -- It is typically assumed that the worst sports teams will have the worst attendance, but how much does winning really affect attendance throughout the 4 major US sports leagues? The scatter plot above shows the correlation between winning percentage (x-axis) and the average rate of seats filled during home games (y-axis) for the NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL. For this example, the most recent full regular season was used for each league, 2024.
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