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re: Let this sink in:

Posted by SpreadsheetAg on 10/27/24 at 2:19 pm
Days since beating a Top 10 opponent at home:

Aggies - 0
Whorns - 5846

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Agree with your sentiment as well, but we need more Leon Gary:

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Leon Gary Plauché (November 10, 1945 – October 20, 2014) was an American hero known for publicly killing Jeffrey Doucet, a child molester who had kidnapped and raped Plauché's son, Jody. The killing occurred on March 16, 1984 and was captured on camera by a local news crew. Plauché was given a seven-year suspended sentence with five years' probation and 300 hours of community service, receiving no prison time. The case received wide publicity because some people questioned whether Plauché should have been charged with murder. Plauché contended that he was in the right, and that any parent in a similar position would have taken the same action.


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I've advocated for years that those on public assistance should not be allowed to vote until they are off of it.


A reverse of the revolutionary axiom: "No taxation without representation"

No Representation without Taxation. If you are a net drag on society's coffers, your right to vote should be removed until you contribute. Agree 100%.
They need to invent a new classification of laws and sentencing called "Iustitia Patris"; whereby, if the suspect is found guilty, the court releases the convicted to the Father (or Closest Relative with authority) for his justice. The Father (or Closest Relative with Authority) gets complete and unassailable immunity in the form of punishment / justice carried out.
Solid Rebuttal, respect :lol:
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Second - This spreadsheet is awesome. You are now my favorite Ag poster.


Aww. you're just saying that because the formula predicts Ole Miss to win. ;)
4. Alabama fans don't smell like corndogs
Welp here it is... sorry I've missed a couple of games; been working overseas then went on vacation for 2 weeks camping in [Generic State Park], USA. Some arsehole (probably a teasip fan) pulled out in front of me on the highway on my way back home in [small town], Texas and I totaled my towing vehicle - and of course he didn't have insurance, but as always I carry uninsured motorist coverage - so I've been dealing with that.

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The spreadsheet can't account for Bond bouncing one off of the upright. His numbers were 4" away from being dead-on.


True, he also missed another one by about 2 feet... and we went for the last TD 4 times instead taking a FG to end it...

Also, with all the weird no-calls, two pick sixes, and a PR touchdown (even though I called that in the notes)... it was pretty lucky to come so close...

I never even really pay much attention to the formula predictions, that's just some formula I wrote out in excel using predictive analysis and trends based on a business forecasting formula from my master's degree... tweaked for football analysis of course. I wrote it two different ways using slight variations on the variables and the constants/weights of certain advanced stat categories.

Even though the formula predicts an A&M Loss, reading the side-by-side stats and taking into account a home game, mid-day, implications of the game for a successful year for A&M, Milroe's observed performance (vs his stats, which are actually pretty good)... gotta say I think A&M will pull it off like 27-23 or 23-17...


Shall I do Texas vs OU?!

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Go to bed


It's 9:45am where I'm at :doublebird:

re: To my Texas friends

Posted by SpreadsheetAg on 10/3/23 at 2:14 am
Is OU playing their backup QB against t.u. too?

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You were pretty spot on, buddy.. good stuff and good game Arkansas!


Thanks! Alabama Prediction, coming up!
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Infighting about the shite coaching staff we have


I feel you; I lived through Fran, Sherman, and the end of Sumlin eras...
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You sayin ole miss cant lose?


Not at all; I actually think LSU will win as posted above...
It's obviously these people that should be running our childrens education: