10.5 dogs next week.i think it will move towards 12-13.
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Bowl Games (other than ours) and associated silliness 2024 Plus the Playoffs
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ahoelsken
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Jumping on that and ASU in the quarters.
Medford M.
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Yes, they did, but Vandy and Oklahoma beat Bama.
That's two blemishes compared to one, AND Tennessee won head to head.
DisraeliEars
The Traveling Wilburys of Pain
I've hardly paid any attention to these games, as they've been boring. We are watching Tenn vs tOSU right now - maybe it'll get better.
Boise State is going to get run over next week, I think. I think ASU *may* have a chance against Texas, though.
Boise State is going to get run over next week, I think. I think ASU *may* have a chance against Texas, though.
If you believe they are better than Bama but they are a weak ass team in the top 12, then how do you reconcile lobbying for Bama to be in?
Great Moments in Hate: Woody Hayes Called Two-Point Conversion Up 50-14 Against Michigan in 1968, Because He Couldn't Go For Three
Woody Hayes went for a two-point conversion while up 50-14 against Michigan in 1968. According to legend, he said it was because "I couldn't go for three."
When you consider how dominant Ohio State was in that series, especially under Tressel and Meyer, up until the recent swing it must be difficult to come to terms with it if you just didn't know otherwise. Up until the recent swing there were 25-30 year olds or so who just didn't know what losing that game was like because Ohio State only lost it like every 10 years and it was a given that they were gonna win for most of their life where they were able to consciously follow things.
For the first 20-25 years of my life the position of Pope was synonymous with John Paul II. The Pope was JP2 and the Pope was JP2, I just didn't know it could be any different because I'd never really seen it and I guess the same holds true for some OSU fans with the Michigan rivalry.
These games are crap regardless.
But your solution doesn’t solve that in any way
What?
He can’t, it’s the classic SEC fallacy. They talk themselves in circles trying to show that the SEC is better than all others but eventually they disprove themselves.
You’re missing the point, but that’s ok.
More univariate analyses. That’s cool. It’s way, way more complicated than that in mega conferences with unbalanced schedules.
I think there are several teams better than Clemson, SMU, Boise, ASU and Indiana, and it’s not limited to one conference.
The best 12 are not in the playoff. The playoff is too big at 12. Changes will be made.
Give us your specific data
I have. Power ratings, SoS and to a certain degree SoR.
Medford M.
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That was perfect throw
Maybe! But at some point you have to win some football games
We've had like ~2m messages posted on here since 2007 and the only time the word univariate has ever been posted here is in the last hour or so of this thread.
It’s a key term. And correct the way many are using it. I’ll say cherry picked single games from now forward.
Smith gonna make serious cash soon.
Which ones?
There are a plethora of each of those statistics, each of which is derived differently.
It was a rhetorical statement. There is a better thread for this discussion than the one specifically for the actual play going on in the bowl games.
Maybe he has some insight on where Winston ended up
Medford M.
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None of that matters, at all IMO.
Only what happens on the field.
Don't lose to 6-6 teams.
There's no data that can account for good Jalen Milroe vs bad Jalen Milroe showing up.
Also...would you acknowledge that on a given day SMU, Clemson, ASU could beat Bama as well given the fact that those three teams are almost certainly better than Oklahoma or Vandy on a given day?
I know Tennessee's Quarterback's aunt. Apparently his deal is 4 million.
Medford M.
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Williams actually didn't do much outside of the Georgia game.
Real good, but nothing amazing yet.