Does your calculator lack a decimal point? Or is it the operator? 1.5/6 = .25 by anyones math.billybud wrote:
Just so we understand each other....
Yes, we have been around this before...CLF can't figure the record of his own team....You are again wrong.
TCU...SIX games with Ohio State...1 win...equals .167 winning percentage (and one tie!)
Count 'em..SIX GAMES...SIX, not five...SIX, SIX, SIX (Says the Devil!)
1.5/6 = .250 by anyone's calcuator. - CLF
And, it's really not that hard to calculate, even without one.
Billybud, I don't necessarily mind someone taking an 'opposite' point of view, but do it based on 'solid' evidence, not conjecture.
Yes, they've played 6 times, throughout their history, EVERY game in OH.
(seems to me, that should give the Buckeyes, an 'advantage', but what do I know?). So, 25% (not .166666666667) like you are suggesting, is what they are, nothing more, nothing less. .25 isn't that great, by don't 'sully' it simply because you don't agree, with the math.
Maybe you could benefit from a statistics class. I took one, in college.
It doesn't make me any 'smarter' than you, but probably a lot better, in terms of how I arrange my 'figures'.
I, for one, am getting tired of 'translating' your 'dubious' figures, anyway.
You just posted another one, relating conference winning %. Why should I 'trust' those figures? I'll save you a lot of time, I don't.
Boise St, has beaten a 'ranked' opponent (Oregon St). So, that's one.
Hawaii will likely be ranked, by season's end. That's two.
As far as SOS is concerned, there isn't (to my knowledge) one way to 'gauge' it. You don't even cite your references, that's called 'plagairism' where I come from. Either way, they're about as 'reliable' as your math skills. Mine are atrocious, so what are yours?
