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  • #1

    UNI has surpassed Iowa

    UNI is now officially a luckier team than Iowa, according to stats guru Ken Pomeroy.

    My two favorite teams are the 298th and 302th luckiest teams in the country this year. Unbelievable.

    This post has no point other than to provide an explanation for when I have a stroke in March.

    This **** is killing me, folks. Oh what could have been.
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    Re: UNI has surpassed Iowa

    Indiana State must occupy spots 1-8 on that list...

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    • #3
      Re: UNI has surpassed Iowa

      Iowa really has been as bad as us in letting very winnable games slip away late. And it's because of the same reason, no one on either team takes over and pushes them through, despite both teams having several players capable of this.

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        Re: UNI has surpassed Iowa

        Originally posted by panther-state View Post
        Iowa really has been as bad as us in letting very winnable games slip away late. And it's because of the same reason, no one on either team takes over and pushes them through, despite both teams having several players capable of this.
        free throws missed by normally reliable players.

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          Re: UNI has surpassed Iowa

          Originally posted by 9YRPLAN View Post
          UNI is now officially a luckier team than Iowa, according to stats guru Ken Pomeroy.

          My two favorite teams are the 298th and 302th luckiest teams in the country this year. Unbelievable.

          This post has no point other than to provide an explanation for when I have a stroke in March.

          This **** is killing me, folks. Oh what could have been.
          I would be interested in learning how he measures "luck"

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            Re: UNI has surpassed Iowa

            Originally posted by ceaser150 View Post
            I would be interested in learning how he measures "luck"
            he compares the actual result of the game to the predicted outcome based on offensive and defensive efficiency in the game. the basic premise is that a team should be about 50/50 in close games if their luck is neutral.

            his site is pure awesome for people that like stats.

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            • #7
              Re: UNI has surpassed Iowa

              dont give a crap about iowa's luckiness, or suckiness
              "My role is to lead, plain and simple. . . .I with the help of my staff and our administration, we will lead." --Ben Jacobson

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                Re: UNI has surpassed Iowa

                Originally posted by domedays View Post
                dont give a crap about iowa's luckiness, or suckiness
                this is about me. please stay on topic.

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                • #9
                  Re: UNI has surpassed Iowa

                  Originally posted by 9YRPLAN View Post
                  this is about me. please stay on topic.
                  "Another six or seven years and 1988 will be made to feel slightly unwelcome, I'm sure."

                  Quote from Newsbreaker, mark the time 10:47pm, August 31, 2014.

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