Rickett88

September 20th, 2021 at 9:28 AM ^

Right now I’d take a 10 win season with 2 wins over MSU, Wis, PSU, and OSU, and be over the Fing moon about it. 

We’ve said it before and it not come true, but the trajectory of this coaching staff is unreal. Now just need some continuity. 

BoFan

September 19th, 2021 at 11:08 PM ^

Agree and adding this here.  The probability of winning each game is 50% or better but the combined probability is 2.5%.  The OP could say ESPN says “there is a chance” of Michigan winning out. 
 

Btw,

Michigan has an 18% chance of winning the conference compared to PSU at 10.2% and OSU at 33%.  PSU is so much lower because they play Iowa.  OSU doesn’t play Iowa or Wisconsin.    

Also, Alabama has a 17% chance of winning out compared to Michigan at 2.5%. 

All meaningless. 

NotADuck

September 20th, 2021 at 9:44 AM ^

That gif pisses me off so much.  The audacity of the man to call a bullshit field goal before half when his team is down by 4 possessions!  Clearly he wasn't trying to win the game, just save any small piece of dignity he can by getting some cheap points on the board.  The irony is that while settling for his "sad field goal", he did just the opposite in my mind.

Just watching that scoreboard in the bottom right corner, seeing that 0 flip to a 3 while he nonchalantly jots something down in his notepad, makes my blood boil.  I want Michigan to run his team of the field in their own damn stadium so bad this season.

Red is Blue

September 20th, 2021 at 8:56 AM ^

50% chance of calling heads

Since you presumably have control over what you call, there could indeed be a 50% chance of you calling heads on a single coin flip AND a 50% chance you call heads 10 times in a row.  If you randomly make the call on the first flip and select heads on flips 2 through 10.

Now, the odds of the outcome the coin flip (not what you would call) would be a different matter.  Bahahaha

LSAClassOf2000

September 20th, 2021 at 6:35 AM ^

I cannot believe that you've been here almost 12 years and haven't figured out that you've chosen the wrong place to be a poor sport about being called out for utilizing faulty statistical analysis - either your own or, in this case, someone else's. That's what we do. It truly is the sign of a good "Michigan man" to point out misuse of statistics and other fallacies. Do try to take it in the spirit in which it was intended - educational, but snarky. It's the sort of outlook that will forever give us a psychological edge over OSU if not a game performance edge.