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re: 3.8 points separate LSU and Texas A&M
Posted on 11/25/22 at 11:40 am to Projectpat
Posted on 11/25/22 at 11:40 am to Projectpat
Math of this ridiculous analysis also ignores margin of victory in LSU’s 5 closest wins. That average was 5 which, when added to Aggie’s average margin of loss on 5 closest losses would suggest LSU is about 9 points better than Aggie. Vegas says LSU by 10.
So, assume you are trying to use a ridiculously sad mathematical analysis just to confirm for yourself what everyone else on the planet already knows: LSU is much better than Aggie and should be expected to win by double digits even though the game is on Aggie’s home field with the game represents Aggie’s annual super bowl while Tigers likely looking ahead to UGA.
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So, assume you are trying to use a ridiculously sad mathematical analysis just to confirm for yourself what everyone else on the planet already knows: LSU is much better than Aggie and should be expected to win by double digits even though the game is on Aggie’s home field with the game represents Aggie’s annual super bowl while Tigers likely looking ahead to UGA.
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Posted on 11/25/22 at 11:42 am to thetruth2006
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victory
No more math needed
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