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by johnbilli • 18 years ago

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goldsmith2• 18 years ago

How is this taking on anyone?

This looks like linkbait.

fallentimes3• 18 years ago

Doing stats (even if it does seem interesting) != Taking on ESPN, CBS Sportsline, Yahoo Sports.

Cool idea, temporarily ruined by a Digg headline.

Edit: Was not a PR firm or the founder who submitted the link.

antidaily• 18 years ago

Agreed.

Nice site. The chart builder feature seems really cool. And overall, stats are really easy to find. Less digging than other sites.

johnbilli• 18 years ago

Why linkbait? The site was just featured on Mashable. This looks a lot better than any other site I've seen: http://statsheet.com/mcb/games/2008/04/07/kansas-75-memphis-...

fallentimes3• 18 years ago

Mashable is one of the Kings of linkbait. Changing the title would do wonders.

goldsmith2• 18 years ago

Protip: people don't go to ESPN, Yahoo, or other sites just for stats.

RobbieStats5• 18 years ago

StatSheet isn't only about stats. There are AP articles & photos, personalization features, discussion forums, etc. Soon users will be able to write articles too.

JoelSutherland• 18 years ago

It should be just about stats. You can't take on those three on everything.

You do stats much better than they do. Focus.

RobbieStats5• 18 years ago

Thanks for the link! I'm the founder of StatSheet. I wish I had the money to pay for a PR firm. Should I put johnbilli on the payroll? :-)

fallentimes3• 18 years ago

Haha like I said: the site seems cool & useful (congrats btw), but the submission title is awful...at least for a website like HN.

johns• 18 years ago

I'd kill for your domain :-) Nice site. Why no MLB?

RobbieStats5• 18 years ago

How I got my domain is an interesting story in itself. It cost me $500, which I thought was a steal.

Why not MLB? Time and money :-) Plus, MLB stats on the web seem to be better covered than some of the other sports. But I do intend to add MLB in the near future. Ultimately I'd like to add every major sport to StatSheet! Golf, cycling, you name it.

lacker• 18 years ago

It doesn't seem to actually have that many stats on it. I clicked on NFL and there was just a list of teams. I clicked on a team and then there was just a schedule, i.e., another list of teams. Where are the stats?

I was hoping for something that would show me some new, interesting statistics. Like different ways of analyzing the stats to say how the conventional wisdom was wrong about something.

RobbieStats5• 18 years ago

So far I've done the most with College Basketball and College Football.

Here are a few links that show features and stats unique to StatSheet:

http://statsheet.com/chart_list

http://statsheet.com/mcb/rankings/motion http://statsheet.com/mcb/games/2008/03/08/north-carolina-76-... http://statsheet.com/mcb/referees/steve-welmer/trends http://statsheet.com/mcb/players/player/davidson/stephen-cur...

http://statsheet.com/cfb/teams/florida/game_stats http://statsheet.com/cfb/players/player/florida/tim-tebow

http://statsheet.com/blog/introducing-statfix-com

HotStixGolf• 18 years ago

We at http://www.hotstixgolf.com would be very happy to see you add Golf to StatSheet!

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