LSU's average score is actually higher than UF'a and the margins got even wider tonight. LSU is rewarded for scoring higher consistently on the road. UF's highest score is taken out of the equation, just like LSU's. It's simple statistics really. Eliminate the outliers and you have a better representation of a team's average. After LSU,UF, and OU, there actually is a substantial gap in average scores.

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Posted by reel_gator8

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Posted on 3/1/14 at 1:22 am to ByrdYellowJacket91

BTW UF Womens basketball is doing good work with the win over Vandy and is now 5th in the SEC WBB
with a huge game this weekend against Texas A&M who is 2nd I believe. Our AD has been trying really hard to have womens sports bring home hardware and the basketball unit has not had the results we all wanted for many years...maybe Amanda Butler is going to start getting us near the top every year.
When Spurrier was HC at Florida...he and wife Jeri donated 50K every year to the womens athletic program...they may still be doing so or at least donating to South Carolinas womens program.
I just wish womens basketball wasn't played a lot on sundays.

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Posted by Chronic

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Posted on 3/1/14 at 4:23 am to ByrdYellowJacket91

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LSU's average score is actually higher than UF'a and the margins got even wider tonight. LSU is rewarded for scoring higher consistently on the road. UF's highest score is taken out of the equation, just like LSU's. It's simple statistics really. Eliminate the outliers and you have a better representation of a team's average. After LSU,UF, and OU, there actually is a substantial gap in average scores.

LSU's average score is not higher than Florida's. It's actually below both Florida's and Oklahoma's.

And LSU has never done anything on the national stage. No reason to believe that will change this year.

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