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Buckeye Links
The O-Zone--the best all-around coverage of OSU sports.
Official Site--OSU athletics' web site
Buckeye Sports Bulletin--most of their stuff is pay, but the rare free stuff is good and their print magazine is great
1460 The Fan--home of OSU sports, has one Dispatch article for free some days
Buckeye Nation--good stuff from the Central Ohio newspapers
Rival Fanatics-great anti-Michigan stuff here
Vanilla Gorilla--focuses mostly on recruiting. Blunt commentary. Makes me laugh.
Buckeye 50 Yard Line--frequent commentary, good historical stuff too
Buckeye Fanatic-rarely updated, but has nice Buckeye wallpaper
Center Ice Club--offical booster club of OSU hockey
Toledo Library-why do we hate Michigan anyways?
Roger Weber's Sportparks--This could fit under a number of categories--OSU stuff, baseball analysis, scorecards to name a
few. Definitely worth bookmarking
Buckeye Gear
Where to buy quality OSU merchandise, especially hats which I am somewhat obsessed with
Official Team Site--you gotta love the URL
The Buckeye Corner--my favorite specialty store
Conrads--fine specialty store on Lane Avenue
College Traditions--another specialty shop, just a stone's throw from Conrad's
Long's Bookstore--a High Street institution
OSU Bookstore--Pretty much the same stuff as Long's
Universitees--Nice shop on High Street
College Town--book and apparel store on High Street
SBX--Whaddya know? Another book/apparel store on High Street
ShoeHat--foam hat made in Ohio, shaped like the Horseshoe. Portion of proceeds go to charity. Right now, trying to raise money
for TBDBITL to go to the Bush inaguaration
Sabermetric Links
Fanhome--the best site for sabermetric discussion...I am USPatriot
Tango On Baseball--can't miss research on BsR, LW, Win Estimators, you name it
The Book Blog--Tango, MGL, and Andy Dolphin on sabermetrics and The Book
The Hardball Times--Gleeman, Sinins, et al, plus some unique stat categories
Baseball Prospectus--by far the best baseball annual
SABR--The Society for American Baseball Research, of which I am a member
High Boskage--I really wish they'd give their formulas, but the "Analysis Theory" article is great
Aaron's Baseball Blog--the famous Gleeman-length analysis of the Twins and MLB in general
Jim Furtado's Baseball Stuff--Never updated anymore, but has a good library of articles
By The Numbers--pdfs of "By the Numbers", the newsletter of the SABR Stat Analysis Committee, courtesy of editor Phil Birnbaum
Baseball Think Factory--fomerly Baseball Primer. Not as great as it used to be, but still an important site
James Fraser--developing "libraries" on various topics
John Jarvis-good analytical articles and good unconventional stats
Dan Agonistes--new(to me at least) blog on sabermetrics
David Gassko--he does the sabermetric blog at the Most Valuable Network
Sabernomics--an economist on sabermetrics
Beyond the Box Score--Group sabermetric blog...interesting to see what they're fiddling with
Baseball-Reference-basically an online baseball encyclopedia
Retrosheet-Great stats from a fine organization that looks to collect scoresheets from all MLB games
The Baseball Archive-a free, downloadable Access database with almost all of the stats you'd ever want
Walk Like a Sabermetrician--your humble author's entry into the world of blogging
Baseball Scoresheets--my scoring site
Political Links
Drudge Report--News without the liberal spin, and always first to break a story
Rush Limbaugh--The all-knowing, all-caring, all-feeling, all-everything, Maha Rushi
Townhall--all of the conservative columnists in one place
National Review--founded by William F. Buckley, a conservaitve flagship
OpinionJournal--online editorials from the WSJ. James Taranto's "Best of the Web" is a must-read
Neal Boortz--Atlanta-based Libertarian talker. His "Nuze" is a great daily fix
Tech Central Station--Yeah, it's partially funded by corporations. Should I prefer something funded by George Soros?
Samizdata--the best libertarian blog on the net
Q&O--"Neolibertarian" blog
Daily Pundit--Bill Quick is a libertarian blogger who doesn't mince words
Cafe Hayek--good economics blog
The Cato Institute--libertarian think tank; not always my cup of tea, but definitely worth checking out
National Rife Association-"Take my gun? Over my cold, dead hands!"-Charlton Heston
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