It's been a while since we updated the official record for our Quant Fact predictions. With successful picks in the 2019 Super Bowl, as well as the second half of 2018, our record has improved to 54-28 -- for a winning percentage of 65.9%.
We study sports analytics and sports psychology and focus on factors such as the fundamentals, execution, and leadership. These are concepts that athletes and sports organizations can "key in" on as they put together a team. Our quant fact predictions sometimes differ from the general consensus -- and our record is a testament to the unique and strong combination of quant analytics and sports psychology.
We will be publishing our Quant Fact predictions for the Final Four as March Madness comes to an end this weekend. We have historically done well with college basketball. Please check our blog (as well as our Sports Quant kinja page: https://sportsquants.kinja.com/
Carlton Chin, a graduate of MIT, is a fund manager and quant researcher focused on portfolio strategy and sports analytics. An adjunct Professor at Rowan University, Carlton has worked with various sports organizations, including the Sacramento Kings— and has been quoted by the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and ESPN.
Dr. Jay Granat, psychotherapist, named one of America’s Top 10 Mental Gurus by Golf Digest, has worked with Olympic athletes & sports organizations. A former university professor, he has authored several books on sport psychology — and has appeared on ESPN, CBS & Good Morning America.
