Regarding college football same-season revenge (OU v mizz)
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Regarding college football same-season revenge (OU v mizz)
Since 1992, there have been forty conference championship games....same-season revenge can be a powerful tool for predicting outcomes of rematches during NCAA hoops seasons.....I will analyze the data tonight regarding how revenging opponents do historically in these championship meetings.
Oklahoma turned the ball over in that game as well. Also, Oklahoma was coming off a loss to Colorado and an emotional win against arch-rival Texas the week before. Also, Oklahoma has faced the spread style of offense now for three straight weeks. Previously, OU had been preparing for Texas and then into Missouri week.
Also, don't forget that the score was 41-24 OU until 12 seconds left in the game when Mizzou scored their final/pointless TD.
Also, don't forget that the score was 41-24 OU until 12 seconds left in the game when Mizzou scored their final/pointless TD.

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Of the forty championship games, only 16 have involved squads who previously met during the same season....not a large enough sample size to be statistically significant, but the revenger in such rematches is a paltry 6-10.
I like Oklahoma in the game.....not for the aforementioned reason, but it just seems "fishy" that the number one team in the nation is catching 3 points on a neutral field.
I like Oklahoma in the game.....not for the aforementioned reason, but it just seems "fishy" that the number one team in the nation is catching 3 points on a neutral field.
I don't look at them as the #1 team in the nation....
I prefer to look at them as a team that got credit for beating a Juice-less, unranked Illinois team (which was early-season and they still got 34 points pinned on 'em) and then got a pat on the back after losing to the only team they played all year that was ranked, healthy, and had an SOS in the top 60. Then they almost blew a 21 point lead to Kansas, who I believe has one of the top 5 worst SOS's in the top 25 and hadn't played a ranked team until the Missouri game, in a single quarter.
I prefer to look at them as a team that got credit for beating a Juice-less, unranked Illinois team (which was early-season and they still got 34 points pinned on 'em) and then got a pat on the back after losing to the only team they played all year that was ranked, healthy, and had an SOS in the top 60. Then they almost blew a 21 point lead to Kansas, who I believe has one of the top 5 worst SOS's in the top 25 and hadn't played a ranked team until the Missouri game, in a single quarter.
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