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Official Nebraska vs Cincinnati prediction thread

Who's winning

  • Nebraska

    Votes: 83 96.5%
  • Cincinnati

    Votes: 3 3.5%

  • Total voters
    86
IDK, I just don't expect us to ever again be good at all 3 phases of the game concurrently due to the unshakable curse which is upon us. And practice reports make it sound shaky, which worries me.
What practice reports
 
Specific Predictions:
1. Jacory Barney first career receiving TD: I had no idea his three were all rushes last year
2. "bad" special teams moment: shanked punt most likely but nothing catastrophic
3. Cincy backdoor cover. I've got Cincy scoring with like 2 minutes left to bring it within a score
4. Pritchett starts at LT. We're fooling ourselves
5. Cincy >5.7 yards/rush. Strength of their team, weakness of ours I think
6. Mahomes talk on the broadcast makes me puke
Interesting. I have this weird feeling that the game will be closer than most like (I have us winning 31-20). But I think that Cincy will give the ball back to us with about 5 minutes to go and for the first time in what feels like forever, we put a team away by controlling the clock and running it out.
 
Here is the problem, the spread implies we win this game about 75% of the time. However, 100% of respondents say they think we win. Therefore all the value is on Cincinnati.

Be that as it may, 31-30 DONU
 
20%?

*eye twitches*
That would be... 50% better?
30+20 = 50 total projected points in @dom91932's score prediction
30 points = 60% of the total projected points
20 points = 40% of the total projected points
60%-40% = 20%

I'm also "at elevation" here in Utah, recovering from an afternoon adult wrasslin' session 😎at these altitudes and my age, so my line of thinking may be skewed on the whole math thing. Finally, I believe Chevy Chase said it best:

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A lot of you guys need to subtract 14-28 points from your Cincinnati prediction figure and then add that amount to your Nebraska prediction figure. That will give you a overall prediction that is more likely to be correct.
 
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