Well, Boise State is a college football blue blood.
Yes, they conveniently leave out that we were no where as good as them back then. My thought after reading this was, if this is what it takes to get them motivated, then they already have a problem.
Um, do you also believe that the more times a coin turns up heads, the odds increase that it will turn up tails the next time?
I meant law of averages and no I don't on the coin toss. Odds are always going to be 50/50 no matter how many time in a row it lands on heads.Um, do you also believe that the more times a coin turns up heads, the odds increase that it will turn up tails the next time?
OK. Then, with regard to Saban's streak, it could theoretically go on forever, until there is a material change in factors, i.e., Saban dies, retires, ages to where it hurts recruiting. What he's done so far defies what were accepted as conventional possibilities...
Yeah, I didn't really get that one. If you're going to tell a no-one-gave-us-a-chance-but-we-showed-them story, you should pick one where you came out on top. Besides, it was the NC game, not a five-loss team playing the #1 team to a 1-point moral victory.
This is a common misunderstanding. Each game has it's own probabilities separate from all the games that came before with different teams in different years.
