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Thinking about it more, G5 Johnny is even more like Billy.

Billy always found a game to win they shouldn't to give the fanbase false hope about the future. 23 UT, 24 Ole Miss, 25 Texas. Now add 26 Ole Miss to the list.
 
canecrazy23 said:
Look at Baughs numbers against good defenses. It's not pretty. LOL
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Last season I thought of Baugh as the Bizarro version of Fletcher: he feasts on weak teams and disappears against the good ones. But this season he feasts on bottom dwellers and disappears against even average to mediocre teams.
 
Page305 said:
Thank you ma'am. Trust me, I haven't bet anything over $10 this season and I don't plan to. what scares me is I know ppl who are betting **** near half of their work check every week and has lost EVERY WEEK smh. Im not judging because I know everyone has their vices but yeah, it is crazy
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lurker said:
People don't understand power ratings unless it is their team who got upset. Oklahoma State beat Oregon earlier this year, maybe the biggest upset so far. Even though Ok State dominated Oregon in the trenches, Vegas and most people on this site would have Oregon favored if they played again. Now would Oregon be favored by as much as they were before Ok State beat them? No, but Oregon would still be favored. Which means in a Power Rating, Oregon should be ranked higher. Why is that so hard for fans to understand? Your 2002 Miami vs Ohio State game is the perfect example.
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That 2002 Miami team doesn’t get “power rankings” respect outside of Miami fans. We know 2002 Miami would beat that Ohio state team 10 out of 10 times without cheating ******* refs. They also would be in the conversation as one of the best CFB teams this century right after the 2001 team. But now they’re completed dismissed when these national conversations regarding the best CFB teams this century recycle every other year.
 
Fart Keyhole said:
Last season I thought of Baugh as the Bizarro version of Fletcher: he feasts on weak teams and disappears against the good ones. But this season he feasts on bottom dwellers and disappears against even average to mediocre teams.
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Against FCS Campbell he was 13-63 until he broke a 75 yard run with a couple minutes left in the 3rd quarter. Talk about stat padding lol.

That’s what tells me Sumrall is a joke. You know you’ll have to depend on that guy through SEC play and yet you’re giving him carries in a blowout late in the game to get him numbers.
 
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