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Oregon Ducks (aka U of Nike)

So 28 drives

6 turnovers

3 points


Seems bad.

I'll need @DaddyBigBucks to run the numbers for me to be sure but it seems bad.
Calculating suckitude is easy: For any period of time where the number of Possessions (P) is greater than 20, you take the number of turnovers and divide by the number of touchdowns that you scored. The bigger the resulting number, the more you suck. In this case what you get is a TUN level of suckitude.

Not sure how we got here in the Oregon thread, but on BP there is no wrong place to say TTUN = bad
 
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Calculating suckitude is easy: For any period of time where the number of Possessions (P) is greater than 20, you take the number of turnovers and divide by the number of touchdowns that you scored. The bigger the resulting number, the more you suck. In this case what you get is a TUN level of suckitude.

Not sure how we got here in the Oregon thread, but on BP there is no wrong place to say TTUN = bad
My algebra teacher's head just exploded.
But my calculus teacher just went into a whole thing about limits approaching from the "right" on a number line. I think this gave her a boner, or something. I wonder if that lady is still alive 32 years later. She was.... interesting.
 
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My algebra teacher's head just exploded.
But my calculus teacher just went into a whole thing about limits approaching from the "right" on a number line. I think this gave her a boner, or something. I wonder if that lady is still alive 32 years later. She was.... interesting.
Your calculus teacher isn't wrong. That level of suckitude can only be occupied by TTUN. Others can approach, but they never really get there.
 
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Your calculus teacher isn't wrong. That level of suckitude can only be occupied by TTUN. Others can approach, but they never really get there.
As someone who remembers and understands some of this calculus, I'm pretty sure you just made my head explode a little.
I mean, if anything was still there worth exploding.
 
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My algebra teacher's head just exploded.
But my calculus teacher just went into a whole thing about limits approaching from the "right" on a number line. I think this gave her a boner, or something. I wonder if that lady is still alive 32 years later. She was.... interesting.
The problem is caused by their offensive efficiency being an imaginary number.
 
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