CWS 2022

Bracket 2
Mississippi 2-0
Arkansas 1-1
#14 Auburn 1-1
#2 Stanford 0-2 Eliminated
 
texas parts ways with pitching coach Sean Allen. I guess someone had to be let go after losing to A&M.
 
36 of the last 40 CWS Champions won their first game in Omaha.

That would leave Oklahoma, Notre Dame, Ole Miss, and Arkansas with the best odds of winning it all.
 
Let's see how this works out.


  • No. 3 Stanford (21.3% chance to win)
  • No. 16 Notre Dame (16.3% chance to win)
  • No. 5 Texas A&M (15.3% chance to win)
  • No. 24 Auburn (12.4% chance to win)
  • No. 13 Arkansas (10.7% chance to win)
  • No. 19 Texas (9.3% chance to win)
  • No. 22 Oklahoma (7.5% chance to win)
  • NR Ole Miss (6.9% chance to win)

As my grandpappy used to say...... "That's why they put erasers on pencils."

The top team is eliminated and the bottom two teams have the best odds of winning it all since they won their first games and get a break being in their respective winners brackets.
 
texas parts ways with pitching coach Sean Allen. I guess someone had to be let go after losing to A&M.
This was something that was brewing all season.. had they not have things break the way they did vs ECU in that second game, he would have been fired then..

Guy is a good coach, and can recruit arms but there was a big disconnect.. I get it that once Witt went down, the hoss of the starters, it was going to be tough.

Bats got them out a lot of tough situations, but the pitching has been iffy. The bullpen is weak too. Pierce needs to hit on whomever he brings in as a replacement, because they are about to enter a conference that plays some serious ball too..
 
36 of the last 40 CWS Champions won their first game in Omaha.

That would leave Oklahoma, Notre Dame, Ole Miss, and Arkansas with the best odds of winning it all.
You’d have to recalculate after half those teams losing their second games.
The overall odds doesn’t hold over.
It’s like saying 100% of the champs are the ones that made it to the cws, and then not understand that that particular odds doesn’t hold over if a team loses their first game.

Right now, the teams with one loss will have similar much more odds despite which lost it’s first game.
 
You’d have to recalculate after half those teams losing their second games.
The overall odds doesn’t hold over.
It’s like saying 100% of the champs are the ones that made it to the cws, and then not understand that that particular odds doesn’t hold over if a team loses their first game.

Right now, the teams with one loss will have similar much more odds despite which lost it’s first game.

Does everything always have to go over your empty head, ElDumbo?

The starting point is from the opening games.

Naturally there would be different odds for teams that started (2-0) as compared to teams that started (1-0) then (1-1) after their 2nd game and had to go through the losers bracket.
 
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Does everything always have to go over your empty head, ElDumbo?

The starting point is from the opening games.

Naturally there would be different odds for teams that started (2-0) as compared to teams that started (1-0) then (1-1) after their 2nd game and had to go through the losers bracket.
God you’re dumb. Yes. It’s from the opening games, and then YOU extended that to the teams that already lost a game but happened to win the first one. YOU wrote that. YOU did.
God you’re stupid.
 
God you’re dumb. Yes. It’s from the opening games, and then YOU extended that to the teams that already lost a game but happened to win the first one. YOU write that. YOU did.
God you’re stupid.

You're trying to add ElDumbo fuckery to it.

36 out of 40 CWS champions won their opening game.

i.e. Only 4 of the last 40 CWS Champions lost their opening game and started (0-1).

i.e. The odds of winning the CWS are heavily against a team that loses it's opening game.

It's that simple, stupid.

LMFAO!!
 
You're trying to add ElDumbo fuckery to it.

36 out of 40 CWS champions won their opening game.

i.e. Only 4 of the last 40 CWS Champions lost their opening game and started (0-1).

i.e. The odds of winning the CWS are heavily against a team that loses it's opening game.

It's that simple, stupid.

LMFAO!!
You are literally contradicting yourself. Lol.
You admit that the odds change after you lose a subsequent game, and you are the one that extended the opening odds to the subsequent one-loss teams in your original post .. Jesus. You can’t be this stupid.
 
You are literally contradicting yourself. Lol.
You admit that the odds change after you lose a subsequent game, and you are the one that extended the opening odds to the subsequent one-loss teams in your original post .. Jesus. You can’t be this stupid.

No I'm not. What little grey matter you have has short circuited on something very simple, YET AGAIN.

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No I'm not. What little grey matter you have has short circuited on something very simple, YET AGAIN.

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You lumped certain one loss teams in with the undefeated teams, and you made a distinction between the one loss teams on whether they lost their first or second game… and you used the obtuse 36 of 40 odds… that is patently false and completely the wrong way to use that stat.
You ARE SERIOUSLY that dumb.

No one can help you. You ARE that stupid.
 
You lumped certain one loss teams in with the undefeated teams, and you made a distinction between the one loss teams on whether they lost their first or second game… and you used the obtuse 36 of 40 odds… that is patently false and completely the wrong way to use that stat.
You ARE SERIOUSLY that dumb.

No one can help you. You ARE that stupid.

That's because those teams DID NOT lose their opening game.

The chances of a team winning the NC increase significantly by winning it's opener. A 36-4 margin.

tejas lost it's opener and are now eliminated. No natty for the donghorns.
Stanford lost it's opener and are now eliminated. No natty for the trees.

The odds are heavily against A&M and Auburn (who lost their openers) to win the natty.

It's really quite simple to comprehend, but then there's you.
 
That's because those teams DID NOT lose their opening game.

The chances of a team winning the NC increase significantly by winning it's opener. A 36-4 margin.

tejas lost it's opener and are now eliminated. No natty for the donghorns.
Stanford lost it's opener and are now eliminated. No natty for the trees.

The odds are heavily against A&M and Auburn (who lost their openers) to win the natty.

It's really quite simple to comprehend, but then there's you.
You. Dumb. Fuck.
The teams that have one loss RIGHT NOW have much closer odds to each other than the teams that “won their first games.”
And your post lumped SOME ONE LOSS teams RIGHT NOW with undefeated teams. That’s PATENTLY the wrong way to use the 36/40 odds history.


God. You can’t be helped.
 
There’s a game on. Can one of y’all just be the bigger man and stop engaging with the other. You’re both weak minded idiots that lack situational awareness as far as I’m concerned. Nobody else cares
 
You. Dumb. Fuck.
The teams that have one loss RIGHT NOW have much closer odds to each other than the teams that “won their first games.”
And your post lumped SOME ONE LOSS teams RIGHT NOW with undefeated teams. That’s PATENTLY the wrong way to use the 36/40 odds history.


God. You can’t be helped.

Stop adding dumbfuckery to a simple stat.

36 of the last 40 National Champions won their opening game.

Gawd you're stupid.

LOL
 
There’s a game on. Can one of y’all just be the bigger man and stop engaging with the other. You’re both weak minded idiots that lack situational awareness as far as I’m concerned. Nobody else cares

Just use the iggy feature. That'll fix your sore vagina.

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