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MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference 20232023Machine learning (ML)-powered football analytics has received considerable interest in recent years, with majority of existing analytic measures centered around offense strategies and performances. In contrast, the defensive side of the game has received relatively less attention and development. At the core of understanding and analyzing any defensive strategy is the coverage scheme, i.e., the rules and
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