Yes, but we have more potential unproven talent technically. Butch now has a team full of his guys. And we have much better coaching.
I'm very certain we will surprise people this season with how well we play. I don't know if we're National Title Contenders, but I think we make the SEC Championship, and I think we win a BCS bowl.
You do realize the sheer number of "firsts" for CBJ that would need to happen next season for us to be national title contenders, correct?
Like, beating an SECw team for the first time. Beating a Will Muschamp-coached team for the first time. Beating Florida in the swamp. Beating Alabama. Winning 7+ SEC games in a single season. Win the SECe. Win the SEC.
Taken individually, none of these are impossible (some are improbable in their own right), bur for us to really be an actual contender for the CFP, all of them have to happen...in the same season...for the first time in CBJ's tenure.
So? Are you going to make a rational point, or just throw random fallacies out and take a stand on that?
You do realize the sheer number of "firsts" for CBJ that would need to happen next season for us to be national title contenders, correct?
Like, beating an SECw team for the first time. Beating a Will Muschamp-coached team for the first time. Beating Florida in the swamp. Beating Alabama. Winning 7+ SEC games in a single season. Win the SECe. Win the SEC.
Taken individually, none of these are impossible (some are improbable in their own right), bur for us to really be an actual contender for the CFP, all of them have to happen...in the same season...for the first time in CBJ's tenure.
If you can get past being triggered from reading a list of items that CBJ has yet to accomplish, then there's nearly an entire thread where you can learn about compound probability of independent events.
I hope so, I love the guy, and how hard he plays.
Still not sure why so much praise (much of it unearned thus far) is heaped upon him, other than he's "our guy".
I hope he can live up to the lofty expectations being set forth for him.
We have the talent. We have the experience. We also have a favorable schedule.
As long as Butch doesn't eff it up, we should be national title contenders.
We have the talent. We have the experience. We also have a favorable schedule.
As long as Butch doesn't eff it up, we should be national title contenders.
Here's what he done 2016 you decide, the 6.4 YPC is very good .
Games =11
rush att= 98
yards= 630
APC= 6.4
TD= 5
receiving= 6
yards= 51
AYC= 8.5
Then by all means, make a statistical analysis of the "firsts" you mentioned. I dare you.
Because you can't. Because things like "Beat a ***-coached team..." "Beat a West team..." "Beat Florida in the swamp..." aren't really useful statistical analysis.
And further, any statistical argument that relies on something happening for the "first" time isn't, by definition, a statistical argument. It is a logical fallacy, which I'm pretty sure is mentioned in the actual thread you linked to. Look into the "Hot Hand" and associated fallacies.
So... Again... You want to make that statistical analysis? I dare you. Do it. Dig yourself a little deeper, eh?
You could have just said, "I don't understand statistical models".
The fact that you seem to be arguing in favor of D4H's national title prediction says enough in itself.
Stop deflecting and give that statistical analysis you were trying to mention.
I dare you. You can't.
Did you look up the associated fallacies you're inadvertently furthering?
(Just because I point out your inabilities to form a rational argument does not mean that I am agreeing with D4H per a natty run. To infer that I am is just one more of a long line of proof that your reasoning leaves something to be desired.)
Stop deflecting and give that statistical analysis you were trying to mention.
I dare you. You can't.
Did you look up the associated fallacies you're inadvertently furthering?
(Just because I point out your inabilities to form a rational argument does not mean that I am agreeing with D4H per a natty run. To infer that I am is just one more of a long line of proof that your reasoning leaves something to be desired.)