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Stewart Mandel @slmandel 13m13 minutes ago
Long explains "game control" is the way committee looks at how a game was played -- lots of lead changes or 1 team controlled throughout?
I think "game control" is an improvement over "style points."
"Game Control" is the metric by which you measure "style points" when executing the "eye test".
Now the bull[Mark May] has NUMBERS attached.
GC is what's killing FSU in the polls.
Not sure that helps much as it'll weaken Michigan St.
Yet it didn't hurt Miss St or Auburn or TCU this week. Whatever metric you apply apply it evenly.
MSST's is 2, TCU's is 8, Auburn's is 16 and FSU's is 34.ESPN said:GC: Game control - Reflects chance that an average Top 25 team would control games from start to end the way this team did, given the schedule.
desperately need Wisconsin to win their last 2 games
Minnesota beating Nebraska wouldn't hurt either.
Wisconsin having the best possible record and ranking for the B1G CCG helps us the most. I'd like to see Minnesota beat the dog-shit out of Nebraska at Nebraska and move up to about 21 or 22, and then play Wisconsin really tough at Wisconsin and lose closely, which would likely keep them in the top 25. Wisconsin winning their last two games, including against a ranked Minnesota, would keep them ranked around 14-16 or maybe even higher. If Wisconsin loses to Minnesota, they likely drop out of the top 20 which hurts us in the B1G CCG...It would help Ohio State more by keeping Minnesota ranked. Sparty will still be ranked where they are no matter what if they win.
Wisconsin having the best possible record and ranking for the B1G CCG helps us the most. I'd like to see Minnesota beat the dog-[Mark May] out of Nebraska at Nebraska and move up to about 21 or 22, and then play Wisconsin really tough at Wisconsin and lose closely, which would likely keep them in the top 25. Wisconsin winning their last two games, including against a ranked Minnesota, would keep them ranked around 14-16 or maybe even higher. If Wisconsin loses to Minnesota, they likely drop out of the top 20 which hurts us in the B1G CCG...
As much as I agree with all of this in theory... I don't think the difference in all the intricacies of schedule is going to make a huge difference if we just win and win convincingly.Wisconsin having the best possible record and ranking for the B1G CCG helps us the most. I'd like to see Minnesota beat the dog-[Mark May] out of Nebraska at Nebraska and move up to about 21 or 22, and then play Wisconsin really tough at Wisconsin and lose closely, which would likely keep them in the top 25. Wisconsin winning their last two games, including against a ranked Minnesota, would keep them ranked around 14-16 or maybe even higher. If Wisconsin loses to Minnesota, they likely drop out of the top 20 which hurts us in the B1G CCG...
Boom. Totally agree. At this point, unless we shit the bed or look REALLY poor in a shit win, we are in. The real concern in my mind is whether we take care of our business. Gotta eliminate the turnovers, shore up the Defense a bit AND still keep hammering on offense. That's a triple play and it ain't easy.Agreed. If OSU wins out, I don't think it matters what others do - they'll be in. That'll be 3 wins against Top 25 teams and none of them were at home.