🏈 ESPN's FPI projects SEC West as closest divisional race in the nation

[PhillyGirl]

 

[Destiny's Child]

that FPI was wong about just about every prediction this weekend.

Texas A & M was supposed to beat Bama
Michigan was supposed to beat state

Are the two I remember of the top of my head. I would be interested to know it's winning percentage

 

[PCRammer]

A big Aggie fan next week sitting right here.

 

[Destiny's Child]

Yep me too. I hope they figure out how to run it some but if not they will pass all over the boogs. I would love to see Malzan get canned, he looks like he is about to have a heart attack from all the amphetamines he is on. Lips are blue, eyes bugged out of his head, chomping on that gum. He is gonna explode if they don't calm him down.

 

[PhillyGirl]

Yep me too. I hope they figure out how to run it some but if not they will pass all over the boogs. I would love to see Malzan get canned, he looks like he is about to have a heart attack from all the amphetamines he is on. Lips are blue, eyes bugged out of his head, chomping on that gum. He is gonna explode if they don't calm him down.

This description reminds me of the guy in "Monsters, Inc."

 

[Destiny's Child]

This description reminds me of the guy in "Monsters, Inc."

Just put a visor and rectangle specs on him and we have a match

 

[Barnabus Stinson]

that FPI was wong about just about every prediction this weekend.

Texas A & M was supposed to beat Bama
Michigan was supposed to beat state

Are the two I remember of the top of my head. I would be interested to know it's winning percentage

I actually think it had Bama winning. With that being said, I saw a tweet where it's predictions were 80.4% correct.

 

[Destiny's Child]

I actually think it had Bama winning. With that being said, I saw a tweet where it's predictions were 80.4% correct.

Nope it said that A&M had like a 56% chance of winning. And by the 73% of all statistics are made up on the spot.

 

[psychojoe]

'' In ancient times they had no statistics, so they had to fall back on lies,''

Stephen Leacock