As the civil rights movement came to an end, the walk-out by black players at Syracuse was indicative of player protests occurring at many colleges and universities around the country between 1968 and 1972.
The short story is that they figured out two things–one, that On-Base Percentage (OBP) was more indicative of a player's offensive contribution than any other stat, and two, that the rest of the league had no clue that this was true.
The goal did not just raise Beckham's profile; it gave him a long-lasting injection of confidence and swagger; his part in Poborsky's gorgeous goal against Leeds at the start of September was indicative of a player who had taken a shortcut from promising to seriously good.
Normally, transfer stories involving Portuguese players refer to their release clauses - a legal requirement of playing contracts, usually set high to safeguard the club but rarely indicative of a player's actual value.
Tim Sweeney, the president of the Penn State Football Letterman's Club, said in a phone interview that the negative comments of former players like Arrington, Short and others were not indicative of all former players.
As FiveThirtyEight detailed in October, popular tests like the market-dominating ImPACT test offer the appearance of objectivity, but can be subject to environmental vagaries and aren't indicative of when a player is no longer at increased risk of an injury.
I really think that today it wasn't really indicative of what a great player she is".
In that way, position is not necessarily indicative of how well a player plays (as is the case in the per-minute evaluation used in Alagappan's framework), but how a player plays.
"The sure sign of a good player is when you look at them and they always have time and space to find the right pass, that's indicative of a top-quality player and we feel we have one in the building now," added Hughes.
The light-hearted banter was indicative of the relief the Dallas players felt.
