Sports Leagues Not Efficiently Structured, Scientists Say

According to a pair of statistical physicists, sports leagues as they are typically set up – with each team playing an equal number of games and the one with the most wins declared league champion – too often allow a weak team to come out on top.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news107699973.html">Sports Leagues Not Efficiently Structured, Scientists Say</a></p> <p>According to a pair of statistical physicists, sports leagues as they are typically set up – with each team playing an equal number of games and the one with the most wins declared league champion – too often allow a weak team to come out on top.</p>