Let's say our chance of winning vs Bama this season is 6% (that's what ESPN FPI thinks it is). And let's say it is 20% next season. And 35% the season after that. Rising to 45% in Pruitt's fourth year.
Believe it or not, statistics tells us that means we have a 73% chance of winning at least one of those four games. Heck, we have a better than 50/50 chance (specifically, 51.2%) of winning at least one of the first three games, if those per-game odds are close to accurate.
So I'm gonna guess we'll break the streak between now and October, 2021 (just over three years from now).
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As for whether Jeremy would leave Knoxville after building up the program so that we're winning championships, well, Neyland didn't go back to Texas, his home state, nor Army, his alma mater.
Humans, like birds, build nests. And the more comfortable the nest, the more it feels like home. Permanent home. Even if it's not where you grew up.