Found this beauty of a prediction earlier

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So was checking our or ELO ranking on warrennolan.com when I saw their season predictions I had to refresh the page just to double check


vs SEMO W 39-20. 1-0
@ IA W 24-20. 2-0
vs Ohio W 38-14. 3-0
vs Baylor W 26-24. 4-0 (1-0)
@ Kansas W 45-17. 5-0 (2-0)
vs K St. W 27-20. 6-0 (3-0)
@ Tex W 35-31. 7-0 (4-0)
vs Ok W 32-31. 8-0 (5-0)
vs W.V. W 31-17. 9-0 (6-0)
@ Ok. St. L 21-27. 9-1 (6-1)
vs TT W 36-23. 10-1 (7-1)
@ TCU. W 38-24. 11-1 (8-1)
 

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FWIW, the CFB victory model has ISU at 9-3. I figure that is more like best case personally.

They also have Iowa at 5-7. And Nebby at 10-2.

I think their model must not have anything about turnovers or special teams...
Ok, what is the CFB victory model? I've seen that popping up on Twitter. Are they legit in any way?
 

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Ok, what is the CFB victory model? I've seen that popping up on Twitter. Are they legit in any way?

"legit" - idk. their website is pretty decent. <cfbvictorymodel.com>

I looked at their last years predictions vs actuals, and it was OK, but idk if it was much better than just what anyone with decent knowledge would have predicted. I just looked at the overall records, not individual games.

iirc it was:
exact 25%
+/- 1 game 58%
+/- 2 games 83%
+/- 3 games 98%

Of the handful of outliers, you could see what happened. Like TAMU was -3 or -4, but their starting QB got hurt first game. ISU was -2, but had a ton of turnovers and close losses. Iowa was +4 (!) but they had a ton of positive turnover margin and close wins.

But as far as being like "wow, so accurate"... pretty sure I could get 6 of the Big12 within +/- 1 game, and all of them within +/- 3 games.
 

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