Observed arrival · 2026-11-04
Scheduling Sports: The Game Before the Game
A non-commercial sports-scheduling notebook combines practical research notes, interactive fairness experiments, and a free matrix builder that exports to Excel.
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- Sports league operators and scheduling researchers
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- The lab uses a synthetic late-game allocation to show how a 3.0 average per team can conceal a concentrated burden.
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The library labels its pieces by format and topic, including practical guides on fairness and requirements, readings on rest and open scheduling problems, and study protocols about venue capacity and schedule resilience. The lab's late-slot exercise uses a synthetic example and explicitly says it is a teaching model, not an optimizer. The builder is described as supporting 4–12 teams, with results transferable to Excel.
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