Many teams that win it lose their best players. It's no easy task to win. 24 of the 32 teams last year has 20 or more wins. In our case almost the whole team returns.
I think you confuse naivety with scientific data analysis. There is a difference. In most real data analysis there is a high probability of success. Such is the case of the PG you mention. I can say I thought the data on the one and done would be about 50/50 and once the data was in I was wrong. But I do say there is an 80% probability we will play in the NIT and it should mean something to this fanbase.I am certainly grateful for your service. But as far as credibility goes, other than your service for our country you have none with me. Sorry if I'm wrong but the numerous duplicate posts, along with the extreme naivety, along with your opinion of what is better for a school(post season wise), along with B Lopes 100% going to be our starting pg along with.... Well you get the idea.
I think you confuse naivety with scientific data analysis. There is a difference. In most real data analysis there is a high probability of success. Such is the case of the PG you mention. I can say I thought the data on the one and done would be about 50/50 and once the data was in I was wrong. But I do say there is an 80% probability we will play in the NIT and it should mean something to this fanbase.
Doing my own calculations, I think we have a 56% chance of winning 7 of 13 remaining games in regular season.I think you confuse naivety with scientific data analysis. There is a difference. In most real data analysis there is a high probability of success. Such is the case of the PG you mention. I can say I thought the data on the one and done would be about 50/50 and once the data was in I was wrong. But I do say there is an 80% probability we will play in the NIT and it should mean something to this fanbase.
I've done all that and still don't miss a game.
Something wrong with me?
