Heather Dinich (almost) kiss of death

Doesn't a witch need a strand of the victim's hair to execute a curse? Or one of their belongings? Or an IQ?
 
I heard she had the nerve to vote Deshaun Watson over Justin Thomas on the pre-season All-ACC team in 2015.
 
Meh... Repackaging of the same content the rest of the network is putting up... Here you go so you don't have to click on it...

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Georgia Tech (3-1) at No. 11 Miami (4-0)

(Saturday on ABC and ESPN App, 3:30 p.m. ET)

This is a critical game in the ACC's Coastal Division race. The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets could be 4-0 and ranked if they had converted a two-point conversion against Tennessee in their opener. Undefeated Miami earned an important win over rival Florida State in Tallahassee last week, but the Hurricanes are hurting. Receiver Ahmmon Richards could be out with an aggravated hamstring injury, starting right guard Navaughn Donaldson is questionable (ankle), and top running back Mark Walton is out for the season after injuring his ankle against the Seminoles.

Georgia Tech has won three straight since losing to the Vols, a game that Tech coach Paul Johnson said his team "kind of gift-wrapped and gave away." Still, he's not quite sure what to make of the Yellow Jackets, calling his team "a little bit of an enigma." Georgia Tech would become an interesting proposition with a victory over the Hurricanes. The Yellow Jackets have the most difficult remaining schedule in FBS, according to ESPN's Football Power Index, with games against No. 2 Clemson, No. 15 Virginia Tech and No. 4 Georgia still to play.

FPI says: Georgia Tech has a 26.1 percent chance to win.
 
18in32 said:
Seriously... show me the algorithm, ESPN. Until then stop making up numbers. You're embarrassing Science.
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I don't know how often they do this or when it started, but during one of the Cubs/Expos games a few days ago on TBS I saw one of the dumbest stats (metrics? I don't know what the hell it was) ever. Schwarber was trying to get to a looper down the line but didn't make it in time, and a couple of minutes later they showed the replay again in slow motion with a percentage in the corner of the screen (like 80% or something) which was supposed to be the likelihood of him making the catch.

That might maybe, maybe, maybe not be completely retreaded if they could show it during the live plays, but even then it's completely useless since within one literal second of the number's appearance, the play would be over. But showing it after the fact? Someone got paid to do that, and someone else got paid because they thought it was a good idea. How the öööö do they even calculate something like that?
 
To be fair, with all the injuries, I am surprised we aren't favored. EVERYTHING except home field advantage is going our way in this matchup.
 
fishinjacket said:
She's probably still all googly eyed about CJ Spiller too....
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It was funny that the Ford WR on Clemmons team never blocked for Spiller on the kickoffs against us. I can't believe Daybo let him stand back there and do nothing. When we kicked to Spiller, Ford just jogged down the field - attempting to block no one.
 
The Jacket said:
I don't know how often they do this or when it started, but during one of the Cubs/Expos games a few days ago on TBS I saw one of the dumbest stats (metrics? I don't know what the hell it was) ever. Schwarber was trying to get to a looper down the line but didn't make it in time, and a couple of minutes later they showed the replay again in slow motion with a percentage in the corner of the screen (like 80% or something) which was supposed to be the likelihood of him making the catch.

That might maybe, maybe, maybe not be completely retreaded if they could show it during the live plays, but even then it's completely useless since within one literal second of the number's appearance, the play would be over. But showing it after the fact? Someone got paid to do that, and someone else got paid because they thought it was a good idea. How the öööö do they even calculate something like that?
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The degenerate gambler in all of us approves of the number...
 
And which one of you guys broke Dinich's heart so badly that she hates GT because of it?
 
Ok, I'm going to do a plot of how that percentage changes over the course of the game.

My guess is that it will be up around 80% by halftime.
 
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