5-1 XL....Delaware State +12.5 EXTRA LARGE 12-7 L.......................................................... 14-7 M......................................................... 6-8 S........................................................... ------------------------------------------------------------------- 37-23 Overall
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5-1 XL....Delaware State +12.5 EXTRA LARGE 12-7 L.......................................................... 14-7 M......................................................... 6-8 S........................................................... ------------------------------------------------------------------- 37-23 Overall
I'm confused.. NCC beat Savannah state by 18.. Del state beat them by 9..
NCC beat Howard by 22. Del state beat them by 3 ...
Why take Del state?
You don't have to take it if you don't want to. There is no write ups in this thread. Just tail it at your concern or not. The choice is yours. +12 points is a lot.
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Quote Originally Posted by FollowMyLead04:
I'm confused.. NCC beat Savannah state by 18.. Del state beat them by 9..
NCC beat Howard by 22. Del state beat them by 3 ...
Why take Del state?
You don't have to take it if you don't want to. There is no write ups in this thread. Just tail it at your concern or not. The choice is yours. +12 points is a lot.
I'm confused.. NCC beat Savannah state by 18.. Del state beat them by 9..
NCC beat Howard by 22. Del state beat them by 3 ...
Why take Del state?
Ladies and gentlemen, this is one of the many reasons why the books rake in so much dough. Too many people fall into the trap of the gambler's fallacy of using transitive property to handicap games. (IE: A beat B, and C beat A, therefore C must be better than B.) You need to understand matchups, scheduling, motivation, injuries, and off/def efficiency of both teams in order to really have a good grasp on any one particular game.
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Quote Originally Posted by FollowMyLead04:
I'm confused.. NCC beat Savannah state by 18.. Del state beat them by 9..
NCC beat Howard by 22. Del state beat them by 3 ...
Why take Del state?
Ladies and gentlemen, this is one of the many reasons why the books rake in so much dough. Too many people fall into the trap of the gambler's fallacy of using transitive property to handicap games. (IE: A beat B, and C beat A, therefore C must be better than B.) You need to understand matchups, scheduling, motivation, injuries, and off/def efficiency of both teams in order to really have a good grasp on any one particular game.