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Cuzin elmo ast me when it would be auburns turn to play in the Rose bowl and win a nashnal champyonship. I tole him I would ast you about it.
thanx yew, goobeR.
Dear goobeR,
I submitted your question to Head of Veterinary Medicine and our resident sports/math applied science expert, Dr. Rube Farmbarn. Here is his reply:
Auburn shares a national championship approximately every 60 years. The BCS title game is played in the Rose Bowl every four years. Thus, 60 x 4 = 247.31 years. However, factoring in leap years and the X factor, Auburn will share a national championship within two years. Ware dang egull
Note: here is Dr. Farmbarn’s formula, if Elmo is interested. 60-53=7 (*4) <^> leap years)) / (X=moral victory) & *nth degree)))) = 2.
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Cuzin elmo ast me when it would be auburns turn to play in the Rose bowl and win a nashnal champyonship. I tole him I would ast you about it.
thanx yew, goobeR.
Dear goobeR,
I submitted your question to Head of Veterinary Medicine and our resident sports/math applied science expert, Dr. Rube Farmbarn. Here is his reply:
Auburn shares a national championship approximately every 60 years. The BCS title game is played in the Rose Bowl every four years. Thus, 60 x 4 = 247.31 years. However, factoring in leap years and the X factor, Auburn will share a national championship within two years. Ware dang egull
Note: here is Dr. Farmbarn’s formula, if Elmo is interested. 60-53=7 (*4) <^> leap years)) / (X=moral victory) & *nth degree)))) = 2.
Thank you for writting to Dear Aggie, you go to source for everything Auburn.