The computers pick South Carolina over Georgia.

Just like FoxSports giving Florida a 52% chance to beat us

I used to think computers were shite. But they have figured out that Gus Malzahn is a moron who lost to Coach O. So I'll trust them

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Just like FoxSports giving Florida a 52% chance to beat us

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Except for Fl not showing any ability to score up to this point in the season, yes.

More interesting than the analysis, is the comments section. Most are predicting a massive blowout. If you watch the video, you'll understand why that isn't likely to happen. Both team have a propensity to shorten the game. In fact, that's both teams game plan. That strategy limits possessions for both teams and keeps the score low.

print the fricking shirts

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Both team have a propensity to shorten the game. In fact, that's both teams game plan. That strategy limits possessions for both teams and keeps the score low.

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Haven't watched enough SC this year to know, but will take your (and their) word for it. Assuming that is true, absolutely it could limit scoring opportunities. My only major concern in this game is that the Gamecocks have been particularly good in the turnover margin, particularly in SEC play. If this is in fact due to their style of play and not simply something that will regress to the mean, then I'd say that could certainly keep them in the game. It might also necessitate that we not shorten the game though as well. Ultimately, would rather not find out. :) Dawgs roll!

I'd really like to know what fatal flaw in their model tossed out 35 pts for South Carolina.

35 pts would be tied for the 2nd most pts Carolina has scored all season (48 vs Arkansas).

35 pts would clearly be the most pts Georgia has given up all season (28 vs Missouri, 19 vs Notre Dame).

I assume the disconnect has something to do with all the non-offensive TDs Carolina had against NC State and Arkansas, as they have them scoring 35 pts on 4.10 YPP (which is bad).

So do I