On this week's Bet the Process podcast, it's actually a continuation of yesterday's episode,

which was with Alan Boston, Boston Red, which was a super, super interesting podcast,

even though it was pretty long. We're going to be interviewing Ken Palm, which is pretty

cool for us. We're Ken Palm fanboys, and he is probably the person that's helped us, you know, be where we are. I don't even know

if we're our anywhere, but at least we're somewhere. And as always, the Bet the Process

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And with that, let's start the process.

Thank you. Welcome to the latest episode of the Beth the Process podcast with Jeff Maher and Rufus Pibati, who is in Buenos Aires still.

This is a continuation of the pod yesterday, which left off with Alan Boston.

And as many have said, it was an understatement when I said that the interview ran long.

So we've broken this up into two episodes,

and today we're going to be talking to Ted Pomeroy, who I think both of us can consider to be a pioneer in the sports analytics space. So I think for both of us, this is going to be a treat.

But Rufus, before we were talking, you were mentioning an article that Perdom had written on ESPN

about Ken.

So what was the nature of that article and what was interesting to you about it?

Talked about basically how it sort of bioed or profiled Pomeroy and how he started as a

meteorologist.

He went to Virginia Tech, you know, engineering guy.

And he created these ratings for fun and how they ended up actually sort of transforming

the college basketball betting market.

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