Nerdy question- is there a way to include confidence intervals when reporting win probability? I'd guess Oregon's win probability after the strip sack had more certainty than Ole Miss's after the 4th qtr Wallace TD. Probably too much detail to always report, but some games are more volatile, right?

Yup, re-watched highlights around this time last year getting ready for...*sigh*...last year's rose bowl. Jameis Winston's fumble will remain iconic.

She prefers more comfortable environs

Sandy protests her parents' abusive rubber booties on her feet by refusing to walk. She sits with you in solidarity.

When Oregon got an onside kick by kicking it straight into a Buckeye's face.

People often point to differences between goals and xg to suggest a result was lucky or unlucky. Arsenal are underperforming xg, but could that mean we're just not that good at finishing? Has the strategy to sign xg underperformers (Havertz and Jesus) backfired? #arsecastextra

European soccer has a decent way to view this, imo. The champions league/cfp trophy is great, and probably the most important, but it's a separate competition from domestic leagues.