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Pro Bowl
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Greensboro, North Carolina
Posts: 6,766
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Re: For everyone that didn't give up!
Actually, the only opinions about my posts here that I'm really concerned with are the opinions of the moderators and administrators. If others don't like the contents therein, then well, they can skip over it. Most of the time I believe I post pretty good reasons for my point. They might only make sense to me, but honestly, #1 is who I'm concerned about first anyways..lol!
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Playmaker
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Roanoke, VA
Posts: 3,508
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Re: For everyone that didn't give up!
I take it "Redskins rool, [Opponents] drulel!" doesn't cut it? :cheeky-sm
Sometimes the old gut feeling is all I have to go on. I watch every game and can see how good we can be, but upon further analysis the stats can show that we are subpar. When I make a prediction it's based what I think we are capable of, but not based on what we have accomplished statistically. I realize that stats aren't the only variables used to make a prediction formula, but they're used more often than not as reasoning behind predictive behavior. As a fan of my team, I throw out the logical analysis for a more skewed fanatical perspective. I see teams that lead the the league in rushing, but quickly recall some amazingly long runs that supports those stats. I see a QB who's accuracy % stinks, but then remember that the game was very cold and windy, thus effecting his accuracy and catchability... I have no idea where I was going with this post...
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