From the OPSU site

[NLGrizFan]

What app is that^?

It's titled "Versus Sports Simulator." It is the app produces by CompughterRatings.com. It is great for comparing teams statistics based on quality of opponents.

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That's awesome!! I'm gonna have to check that out!! Very cool!!

Yeah, it's been around for a couple years. Forgot about it till now, but very useful in winning pregame arguments. That is, if your team is favored.

:lol: Good call!! I like it already. I had never heard about it until this evening. Good stuff. I especially like the way they're ranked cuz it makes sense.

 

[AggieMan]

NLGrizzFan - After your comment about Carroll, I read a similar one coming from a Montana Tech fan......and maybe Carroll could beat OPSU, but I doubt. I am sure they play good solid football at Carroll, and it would probably be a good, clean, competitive game.......but a quick glance at the team photo tells me the Aggies might be a little, make that a lot, faster than Carroll. Everyone has their story and a lot of these kids have been with D1 programs or missed D1 offers because of injuries, grades, or other reasons. The biggest problem they have had is mistakes and turnovers, especially fumbles, like a team of Tony Romo's. They need to fix that first.

Now what, pray tell, could one POSSIBLY mean by that comment? :| :| :| :shock:

Whoa, whoa, wait a minute. My comment about the Aggies being faster than Carroll was not about skin color, but about culture/background/attitude, and apostrophes. It is just a gut feel evaluation but it works pretty well. All I did was take a quick glance at the team photo and it seemed to me like the number/ratio of players that might have an apostrophe in their first name was pretty low compared to the number of players that might have an apostrophe in their last name. Faster teams usually have a higher ratio of players who might have an apostrophe in their first name. Nothing against the Timmy O'Hara and Danny O'Mally types of the world it just seems more a better balance of apostrophe names make for a faster team.

 

[NLGrizFan]

NLGrizzFan - After your comment about Carroll, I read a similar one coming from a Montana Tech fan......and maybe Carroll could beat OPSU, but I doubt. I am sure they play good solid football at Carroll, and it would probably be a good, clean, competitive game.......but a quick glance at the team photo tells me the Aggies might be a little, make that a lot, faster than Carroll. Everyone has their story and a lot of these kids have been with D1 programs or missed D1 offers because of injuries, grades, or other reasons. The biggest problem they have had is mistakes and turnovers, especially fumbles, like a team of Tony Romo's. They need to fix that first.

Now what, pray tell, could one POSSIBLY mean by that comment? :| :| :| :shock:

Whoa, whoa, wait a minute. My comment about the Aggies being faster than Carroll was not about skin color, but about culture/background/attitude, and apostrophes. It is just a gut feel evaluation but it works pretty well. All I did was take a quick glance at the team photo and it seemed to me like the number/ratio of players that might have an apostrophe in their first name was pretty low compared to the number of players that might have an apostrophe in their last name. Faster teams usually have a higher ratio of players who might have an apostrophe in their first name. Nothing against the Timmy O'Hara and Danny O'Mally types of the world it just seems more a better balance of apostrophe names make for a faster team.

Uhhhh... Ok. How bout this? Saint's. See what I did there :thumb: :lol:

 

[AZGrizFan]

NLGrizzFan - After your comment about Carroll, I read a similar one coming from a Montana Tech fan......and maybe Carroll could beat OPSU, but I doubt. I am sure they play good solid football at Carroll, and it would probably be a good, clean, competitive game.......but a quick glance at the team photo tells me the Aggies might be a little, make that a lot, faster than Carroll. Everyone has their story and a lot of these kids have been with D1 programs or missed D1 offers because of injuries, grades, or other reasons. The biggest problem they have had is mistakes and turnovers, especially fumbles, like a team of Tony Romo's. They need to fix that first.

Now what, pray tell, could one POSSIBLY mean by that comment? :| :| :| :shock:

Whoa, whoa, wait a minute. My comment about the Aggies being faster than Carroll was not about skin color, but about culture/background/attitude, and apostrophes. It is just a gut feel evaluation but it works pretty well. All I did was take a quick glance at the team photo and it seemed to me like the number/ratio of players that might have an apostrophe in their first name was pretty low compared to the number of players that might have an apostrophe in their last name. Faster teams usually have a higher ratio of players who might have an apostrophe in their first name. Nothing against the Timmy O'Hara and Danny O'Mally types of the world it just seems more a better balance of apostrophe names make for a faster team.

:lol: :lol:

I don't care who ya are, that there is funny! :clap: