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Let's put your colossally reeruned post to the test: Please predict the outcome of KC at Denver and then two weeks later Denver at KC. Hmmm bet the difference is a shitload more than half a point you complete idiot. Historical DATA (that's real world numbers based on fact moron) puts the difference at an average of 2.5 but also varies from team to team somewhat. My head is physically hurting from trying to come up with a solution to how an individual could possibly be so inept yet able to operate a computer. |
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"The Chiefs don't care that much about winning this game" **** off, Walter. Add some more fantasy football spin on Adrian Peterson's son's death. |
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But wow, i don't think i've ever seen you disagree with someone amicably, its always a slam dunk... oh well i guess, it is the Planet after all. |
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When I saw Mr. 1/2 IQ point's post I waited a while to respond figuring someone else would take him to task over his blatant stupidity. When no one stepped up to the plate, I guess I felt it was my duty to handle the business. I'd like to think my responses are usually proportionate to what's on the screen in front of me, I mean look at the easy example I cited which has our two biggest games of the season which are two weeks away. Same teams, short time frame between games, would anyone predict the two scores with a 1/2 point difference between the two games? Only a severely mentally challenged individual would. The only difference in the two games being where they are played, ie home-field advantage. |
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He's the board's greatest idiot hands down. I already asked him to prove his point but it's so incredibly dumb he won't be able to. The long-term studies all agree it's roughly 3 points, unevenly distributed across location. But we don't even need studies to prove it, because we have the actual results. 57.3% of Home Teams win NFL games and in no meaningful stretch of time has the number ever deviated all that much. It's real, it's significant, it's permanent. And 1/2 point doesn't even come close to explaining that large an advantage. |
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If only we had loved Lin Elliot more, he wouldn't have missed 3 ****ing field goals in 1995. |
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