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re: A statistics nerd on Reddit plugged all 128 teams into a computer model
Posted on 8/25/15 at 3:56 pm to accnodefense
Posted on 8/25/15 at 3:56 pm to accnodefense
How cute, you use last year's data.
News flash, players graduate and new players come in. Sometimes new players can be studs and player replacing the graduated players can be worse or better.
Gotta love computer geeks thinking they have the game of football predictions mastered.
Those computer geeks always miss the biggest things with their calculations - the HUMAN factor.
News flash, players graduate and new players come in. Sometimes new players can be studs and player replacing the graduated players can be worse or better.
Gotta love computer geeks thinking they have the game of football predictions mastered.
Those computer geeks always miss the biggest things with their calculations - the HUMAN factor.
Posted on 8/25/15 at 4:00 pm to nebraskafaninwi
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Gotta love computer geeks thinking they have the game of football predictions mastered.
Never said I did. Again this is for gambling purposes only. It's a starting point. I use this data to help me handicap games. But its not the gospel or the final say.
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News flash, players graduate and new players come in. Sometimes new players can be studs and player replacing the graduated players can be worse or better.
It's not like my system uses last years numbers and assumes nothing changes. It takes a team, what they did last year, and what they have coming back, and identifies past teams who were in similar situations and then aggregates how those teams improved or declined.
I understand that some teams lose players and bring in better ones, but there is no objective way to measure that. You can't objectively measure how a recruit who has never played meaningful snaps will perform. For every Johnny Manziel you have a Jeff Driskell.
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