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Re: Brunell vs. Bledsoe
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Join Date: May 2005
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Re: Brunell vs. Bledsoe
Can we move on something more serious here. So is Spurrier coaching in the CFL or not??
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Re: Brunell vs. Bledsoe
I am first and foremost an idiot. Having said that, I don't recall seeing Brunell bail out of the pocket prematurely. Drew Bledsoe on the other hand is a f'ing statue. Unfortunately for him, he's a very old statue in a division that likes to blitz.
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Re: Brunell vs. Bledsoe
if you set up a whats called a self feeding system, there's no point to even bother trying to debate.
here's huddle's arguement: stats don't matter and if you try to bring up statss that prove certain players are better than others: stats don't matter. its a pointless arguement and you're the only one who thinks it. people go into the HoF and are listed by their production. If you something think champ bailey or ade jimoh are equal, well, that's sad. I doubt that you do, but without stats, you have no facts to prove it. |
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this whole thread went stupid. you claim any dissenting view is strictly opinion, yet whatever your opinion happens to be is fact. Its worthless argueing cause you're being an f/ing brick wall and logic is on the other side. when you have multiple variables, you make multiple equations and you CAN find out A, B, C or D individually from them. that's basic math. portis in washington still put up monsster numbers. its not like his stats got cut in half. situation does play a role, but like i said, the individual player plays a much bigger role on his own statline. portis went from 1500 to 1300, and next year i bet he goes back up. Fact is, he stayed above 1300 every season. some backs can't break 800 yards, some back never get 1000. denver switched backs, but kept the system (and got better QB play), and yet the replacements weren't as good... that must mean that portis is better, and, OMGWTFLOLZ!!!! the STATS bear that out. If you can't follow that logic, you really need a lesson in algebra. |
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Re: Brunell vs. Bledsoe
I think the main problem with both QB's is that they were VERY inconsistent throughout the year. Luckily, for us, Bledsoe became more incosistent towards the end of the season, and that is what cost the Cowboys a playoff spot, which Brunell kicked it up a notch towards the end of the regular season. The point being, on any givening weekend both are as likely to throw 4 TDS and 0 INTs as they are to throw 1 TD and 3 INTS...
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Re: Brunell vs. Bledsoe
and while you hawk over this thread, you have yet to produce one single FACT that provides any evidence that stats are worthless. NOT ONE.
you're argueing to argue, but have yet to actually prove anything. good job. since you're alone on this whole "stats are worthless" tear, lets see you carry the onus to prove you're right. Its fun repeating "that's just an opinion" but according to you that's the defense for everything, so no one can be right. Please, show me one reason why you're right, that withstands the "that' just an opinion" garbage you're using on everyone else. this isn't a debate, its a waste of time. |
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Since you haven't commented on it, I can't tell if you don't understand the argument or you simply choose to ignore it. I gave you evidence which you tried unsucessfully to undermine. Now, the only point you're offering is a common logical fallacy...that I'm outnumbered here therefore I'm wrong. |
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meanwhile i'm still waiting on facts. (btw, this is exactly what you've been doing, see how it doesn't work). I did refute it in the post above. apparently you choose to ignore that though. |
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I'd also like you to point out the logical fallacy you're alluding to, AND to show why YOUR ideas count as evidence and EVERYONE ELSE's ideas count as opinions. its a REALLY convenient way of argueing and never being wrong.
meanwhile i'm still waiting on you to show me why you're right besides baseless opinions. |
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you'll throw out accusations and then refuse to defend them. I'm still waiting on this evidence of yours by the way. I notice you're quick to get sidetracked playing with technicalities to actually make a case, but maybe you should try. I have yet to see any of this "evidence" you're providing or any reason that'd give ANY credibility to whatever point it is you think you're making. |
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There is one logical argument only: You cannot claim that your statistic is a measurement of a player's performance when that statistic is a combined measurement of the player's performance and other significant factors (You cannot measure A,B,C,D,E together and rely on it as a measurement of A). The evidence of its unreliability is in the sharp rise and fall of of the stats of many players when they change teams or when a new coach uses them differently in their scheme. That's it. |
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