Mathematicaly, can we...

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I just don’t see how that keeps us out. Early losses are usually forgiven. Plus a win over an undefeated Clemson

No 2 loss team has made the playoffs yet. And even if we win out, we’re not likely to be the team to break that trend. Our regular season schedule might be the worst in the Power 5 (as I discussed in more detail in another thread) and we do not have a solid football reputation in the least.
 
I just don’t see how that keeps us out. Early losses are usually forgiven. Plus a win over an undefeated Clemson
I hear ya, but I don’t see how the committee would excuse that UNC loss. I guess it just really depends on how everybody else shakes out.
 
LOL... reading some of these insane comments is more fun than watching a fat girl on a roller coaster ! **** !
How about one on a motorcycle,

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Manny will probably win about one out of every 3 games.

That means his odds of winning 11 straight games are 1 in 177,147.


Then we’d have to get some extreme luck to be the first ever 2 loss team in the playoffs. Especially with this trash schedule. And not having a good football reputation.


Assuming our odds of making the playoffs at 11-2 are 2%, that makes our odds of the playoffs 1 in 8,557,350.

Yeah, it’s mathematically possible, in the same way that it’s mathematically possible that Manny will resign as coach in the next 5 minutes.
You mean 1 in 8,857,350... and that’s just using your calculations while completely disregarding the significant values...
 
mathematically we are still in it
But
The selection committee would laugh at the cmu win and unc loss and not put us in the final 4
 
We have to win out, Clemson cant lose until the acc title game. Plus there has to be a lot of losing around the country. Teams like Bama and ND will get in ahead of us even with two losses so they need to lose at least three times.
 
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