PREDICT THE SCORE - Texas A&M at Alabama

[Chechem]

Just to clarify rules:

The winner will be the CRS Member's prediction with the fewest points from the actual scores (difference between prediction and actual).  For instance, 2Stater predicted Bama 55, Utah State 13.  The actual score was 55-0.  So 2 had 0 points different from our actual score, and had 13 points different from Utah State's actual.  So his total was 13.  The lowest total wins.

That's the rules.  Don't get mad at the contest.

[Chechem]

Bama 27   A&M 17

[Hannibal Lecter, MD]

Alabama 38  A&M 20

[bama57]

Bama 43-17!

[McBaman]

Bama  41

aTm    20

[bamaphil]

Bama 34

A&M 16

[ricky023]

Alabama- 24
TA&M- 20
RTR!

[td57]

Bama - 45
tamu - 10

[2Stater]

34-10 Good guys

[pmull]

Just to clarify rules:

The winner will be the CRS Member's prediction with the fewest points from the actual scores (difference between prediction and actual).  For instance, 2Stater predicted Bama 55, Utah State 13.  The actual score was 55-0.  So 2 had 0 points different from our actual score, and had 13 points different from Utah State's actual.  So his total was 13.  The lowest total wins.

That's the rules.  Don't get mad at the contest.

It seems like margin of victory should also be part of the formula. 

[pmull]

35-13 Bama

[Chechem]

Just to clarify rules:

The winner will be the CRS Member's prediction with the fewest points from the actual scores (difference between prediction and actual).  For instance, 2Stater predicted Bama 55, Utah State 13.  The actual score was 55-0.  So 2 had 0 points different from our actual score, and had 13 points different from Utah State's actual.  So his total was 13.  The lowest total wins.

That's the rules.  Don't get mad at the contest.

It seems like margin of victory should also be part of the formula. 

Look, I took 2 graduate courses in calculus.  I didn't enjoy them; they were required.  But even if I put together an equation to include all of the variables of interest, who could explain it to our brethren??

[Hannibal Lecter, MD]

Just to clarify rules:

The winner will be the CRS Member's prediction with the fewest points from the actual scores (difference between prediction and actual).  For instance, 2Stater predicted Bama 55, Utah State 13.  The actual score was 55-0.  So 2 had 0 points different from our actual score, and had 13 points different from Utah State's actual.  So his total was 13.  The lowest total wins.

That's the rules.  Don't get mad at the contest.

It seems like margin of victory should also be part of the formula. 

Look, I took 2 graduate courses in calculus.  I didn't enjoy them; they were required.  But even if I put together an equation to include all of the variables of interest, who could explain it to our brethren??

Y gets into the imaginary for X values greater than 14.2?

[Chechem]

Just to clarify rules:

The winner will be the CRS Member's prediction with the fewest points from the actual scores (difference between prediction and actual).  For instance, 2Stater predicted Bama 55, Utah State 13.  The actual score was 55-0.  So 2 had 0 points different from our actual score, and had 13 points different from Utah State's actual.  So his total was 13.  The lowest total wins.

That's the rules.  Don't get mad at the contest.

It seems like margin of victory should also be part of the formula. 

Look, I took 2 graduate courses in calculus.  I didn't enjoy them; they were required.  But even if I put together an equation to include all of the variables of interest, who could explain it to our brethren??

Y gets into the imaginary for X values greater than 14.2?

It's an equation for volume.  Next time you care, you can calculate the volume of a football.   

[Hannibal Lecter, MD]

Yeah, I don't think so.

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