How many times in college football history has a punter had a recovered fumble?

Ah, was hoping you had all the top-secret classified algorithms 😉

But, I believe we’re similar in that we see value in measuring the world to appreciate trends, outliers, comparative entities, etc.

You can’t tell me a team’s W-L tells their whole story. My question remains “why should we use it?”

It’s ESPN owned - so was hoping you could help because their posted definition is very vague:

“(SoR) is based on an average Top 25 team having a team’s record or better, given that team’s schedule to date.“

So no consideration for any stats from the games? Only the W-L outcomes against a schedule?

Bill, I’m having a hard time siding with the basic premise of SoR.

Does driving a power ranking off of (your losses against your schedule) vs (the expected losses of “the standard” team vs your schedule) not inherently favor teams who have an easier schedule?

Up there it’s actually “GADSOOKS”

They will correct you on the S/Z thing

“Man the SEC is crazy.”

Roy Kramer before 92: Hold my beer

[whole lore of colors of wizards]

Tolkien: I’ll make the most storied wizard the colorful one - grey and white.

If the SpongeBob commentary lands, then you please owe us Beavis and Butthead from Lane Stadium.

Oh brother I’m all in. And the movie audio clips yall add is all I need (aside from maybe me googling pics of the actors for the soon-to-be ex and the new love interest)

A play every two minutes. About as frequent as my giggles through a Parks and Rec episode.

I would listen to @hollyanderson.bsky.social ‘s review of a phone book, so for her to introduce to me a podcast with the same flavor of humor and dedication to critique, well…

I maintain no intention of ever watching a Hallmark movie, but I have my new (2nd) favorite podcast.

Those people should be sentenced to the Unassociated Press

Didn’t think this was advice for Dillingham on 4th down

Also, not really relevant, but 9 games between 17 teams each is mathematically impossible.

But I should know by now not to expect much from conference commissioners.

Me to my Tennessee friend:

Glad the SEC preserved Florida-Kentucky and Tennessee-Vanderbilt

instead of, you know,

Florida-Tennessee and Kentucky-Vanderbilt

[also, feel free to substitute “Auburn” for “Tennessee” above]

Feel ya mate, gotta lot of family members from my hometown too.

Would’ve been more humane to blow up the other end zone first than subject the world to a Hines Ward kick return