
My name is Jason Scott DeLoach, nice to meet you! College Football analysis through the good ole fashioned computer! | Product Success: @Teamworks
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@MiamiDolphins Today would have been his 57th birthday. What are the odds we can flash a quick tribute graphic on the video board for this weeks game against the Patriots?
My oldest brother, one of the biggest reasons why I love the game of football as much as I do, passed away this morning.
One of my favorite memories was going to his house to watch our Miami Dolphins completely stump the Patriots in the Wildcat Game.
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Two measures of talent: Talent acquisition (247 Team talent composite) and talent development (a teams average pregame spread). Among active FBS HC's and HCs that could potentially be involved in FSU's HC search (red labels). Bob Chesney is close to Cignetti levels of development
Cue "but the regular season" tweets from accounts that got mad at the blind resume consensus for not having the multi loss SEC teams higher
The CFP and ESPN have agreed on a five-year, nearly $1.7 billion deal that will expand the field to 24 teams in 2027 with ESPN as its continued broadcast partner, sources told ESPN, a seismic move that also eliminates the lucrative Power 4 conference championship games.
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Oh man this is @acosta32_jp music
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Tennessee is 5.5 points better than TAMU on a neutral field according to FPI.
Tennessee is -3 at TAMU this week. Even with low or high HFA estimates FPI is about on the nose here.
Im gunna assume its similar across the board but im not by a CPU to check
The FPI needs to be retired immediately.
Not at the end of the year….now.
The weird FPI formula used to get this Top 25 isn’t fair to the our amazing Stats and Info team that work so incredibly hard each week behind the scenes.
A&M at 24? What are we doing?
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QB play for JUST this weekends games. Up first is the Power 4. Malik Washington had himself a game. Lmao at Ty Dieffenbach and Gunner Stockton not the greatest CPOE but man were they explosive.
The advanced stats seem fine?
I really do think this sort of imbalance causes real problems for advanced metrics, particularly efficiency metrics.
Win expectancy will probably side an unrealistically with LSU and Ohio State.
I do think a lot of stats are more “X% of teams who did this happened to win,” and not “these stats will win you the game X% of the time.”
That distinction means we probably treat certain synthetic metrics as more predictive than they really are, particularly with something like Bama’s bend-but-don’t-break defense or Ohio State’s long drive offense generating empty yards between the 20s.
I know its probably just reeling off a loss but what would be the move for Ohio State if they moved on from Ryan Day?
This defense is really warming me up to a defensive minded HC. Give me some nasty defense again
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If you need playoff impact to get excited for ND Miami you just dont love the sport enough and thats fine
Biggest EPA mismatches this week. New Mexicos dominating defense should continue to roll against Nevada. Air Force should be able to get it done on the ground and hit some explosives against Army
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CFB Playoff Impact by team. Ole Miss could really make a statement vs. UGA. LSU has more to play for than Bama who would probably make it at 7-5. Oregon could breath life into their playoff odds with a win vs. Ohio State. This slate is LOADED with fun games!
The past decade has been a mess and Norvell did #climb out of the rut of post Jimbo/Taggart but he also never really came close to prime Jimbo and couldn't sustain what he built
We're digging deep on the problems at FSU on today's Inside ACCess (4 pm, ACCN) but I dug into some pretty astonishing numbers for my Week 10 preview column today, too... espn.com/college-football/st…
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How each team in the current College Football Playoff Rankings controls the game via average win probability before the snap based on how much time is left in the game
This is scheme uniqueness (using Shannon Entropy) and an offensives EPA/Play (efficiency). One of the coolest things about CFB is how much variation there is in offensive schemes, and how you can get it done all different kinds of ways
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Would love it if one day a GM tenure goes from
"One shot a QB, if it doesn't work journeyman backup until you inevitably get fired" to
"You get X amount of years, take as many shots in the draft + free agency on young QBs as you can until you find the guy"
It's impossible to be a GM at the NFL without gambling. It's inseparable from the job. NFL GMs also gamble every time they don't take the shot on a young, talented QB.
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