Computer says WVU 27-14/S.Miss 31-16

[InThisMoment]

With WVU winning 82% of the time and S. Miss winning 90% of the time.

With margin of error set at 5 points, the only recommendation is under in the WVU/Col. game (14 point difference).

For reference: The computer runs 10k simulations of the games given statistical data.

Caveat: Obviously there are many variables the computer does not and can not take into account. It is simply an information tool.

[ASH0479]

and what computer is this?

[jackpot269]

The computer!! I guess

[InThisMoment]

Just the computer I am typing on, lol.

[InThisMoment]

The data is input for every game. I am not going to list them all but if you have specific questions or request I will try and answer them.

[fadethepublic1]

I have Colorado losing by 14 also. Good stuf ITM. Aloha from Hawaii.

[Joe_Shabadoo]

I will take note of this, but, for now, you should use that computer to find some "better" music perhaps, or at least some less formulaic girl-core, quasi-nu-metal.

j/k

[InThisMoment]

Props for recognizing the band there Shabadoo. I like them, but a huge fan, honestly just picked the name because I liked how it sounded and threw the avatar out there as well. The band is certainly no reincarnation of Mozart of Brahms.

[InThisMoment]

Computer loses on the under.

I will be looking at the database tomorrow and making some adjustments as I do not think that some things have been properly accounted for.

Seems the NFL numbers are much more accurate (at least as far as versus the point spread and totals) and have a smaller variance than the colleges do.

Of course this could be attributed to the larger differences in talent in the college game, but nonetheless something to look at and continue to try and tweak for the future.

For the present, likely the focus will be on sides and not totals until computations can be properly adjusted.