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ESPN (A bunch of Death-Spiraling maroons)

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TooTallMenardo said:
I'm sure it's painful for ESPN, but Finebaum has no problem admitting that. He's always spoken genarally highly for Ohio State, so it's no surprise that he would admit this.
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I know. For them to broadcast it is priceless. If you look across the college football power ratings--and ESPiN claim to be using statistical models--spot the error, as they try to drum up support for Louisville (link). Louisville's SOS is just north of a coma.
 
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Steve19 said:
I know. For them to broadcast it is priceless. If you look across the college football power ratings--and ESPiN claim to be using statistical models--spot the error, as they try to drum up support for Louisville (link). Louisville's SOS is just north of a coma.
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Technically speaking, multiplying Stephen A Smith's salary divided by the ratings plummet w/o Skip Bayless by his top-25 ranking and adding how many guys shit has blown on each of those school's campus is a statistical model.

SAS Salary
_______________________ * (ranking points 25 to 1) + shit's victims at each school
Ratings Difference w/o Skip
 
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So....uh....who won?

[look at both sets of scores]
 
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