Zurp
I have misplaced my pants.
I'm surprised to see LSU so low. (47.8%)
And Auburn so high. (30.1%)
I'm also surprised to see such big drops in a couple of spots - #2 Georgia (80.6%) to #3 Texas (69.7%) is 10.9%, and I think that's Arkansas (43%) to Notre Dame (32%) is 11%.
Also, as an engineer, it hurts my eyes a little to see one digit past the decimal point in most cases, but when it is a 0, they didn't put that digit. I get that sometimes you lose a significant digit in there, but I'm guessing someone doesn't know how to tell the spreadsheet to force that digit.
And Auburn so high. (30.1%)
I'm also surprised to see such big drops in a couple of spots - #2 Georgia (80.6%) to #3 Texas (69.7%) is 10.9%, and I think that's Arkansas (43%) to Notre Dame (32%) is 11%.
Also, as an engineer, it hurts my eyes a little to see one digit past the decimal point in most cases, but when it is a 0, they didn't put that digit. I get that sometimes you lose a significant digit in there, but I'm guessing someone doesn't know how to tell the spreadsheet to force that digit.
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