MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/CFB/comments/1x2tb61/postgame_thread_oklahoma_defeats_texas_2724/pf56n4h
r/CFB • u/CFB_Referee /r/CFB • 7d ago
Box Score provided by ESPN
3.6k comments sorted by
View all comments
6.4k
FUN FACT: Texas' decision to throw an interception with under 30 seconds left and the game tied was unwise. Both conventional wisdom and the most modern analytics recommend throwing a completion instead of an interception.
1.7k u/tapiringaround Utah Utes • Houston Cougars 7d ago Thanks Harvard 39 u/onarainyafternoon Oregon Ducks 7d ago How bout them apples 12 u/Cycle21 Texas Longhorns • Rose Bowl 7d ago I bet next year you’re gonna be in here regurgitating Gordon Wood 5 u/Aegis-Heptapod-9732 UCLA Bruins 7d ago Playin’ school again. 634 u/ShiningBladez Cincinnati Bearcats 7d ago Why didn't Arch Manning just throw it to his teammate instead of a defender? Is he stupid? 140 u/TheCrookedKnight Bucknell Bison • Oklahoma Sooners 7d ago Yes. 28 u/ChardeeMacDennisGoG 7d ago He grew up throwing the ball to Peyton and Eli. Unfortunately they played for OU today...well at least one of them did. 2 u/Maxis47 Oklahoma • SE Oklahoma State 5d ago Super underrated comment here 8 u/az_catz Arizona Wildcats 7d ago He's not attending Harvard... 7 u/mlgbt1985 7d ago Yes, a closet Yale man 4 u/EIiteJT Texas Longhorns • Team Chaos 7d ago Yes. Yes he is. 3 u/Southern_Bunch_1047 Penn State • Delaware 7d ago Warby Parker is about to ask for their NIL money back if he can’t see the difference. 2 u/__m3 Texas Longhorns • Houston Cougars 7d ago Legitimately may be his primary issue 1 u/Sighlina Washington State Cougars 6d ago He’s not going to school to ball. 107 u/ItsFreakinHarry2 UCF Knights • Florida Gators 7d ago Thanks Harvard! 412 u/Sryan597 BYU Cougars • Marching Band 7d ago Thanks Harvard! My education at my lesser school would never have taught me that. Thank you for your fact of the fun variety. 8 u/LilKing-Trashmouth Penn State Nittany Lions 7d ago Are you soaking it in? 91 u/theshamwowguy Oklahoma Sooners 7d ago LFG CANT SPELL ANALYTICS WITHOUT ANAL 108 u/Yuriegh Oklahoma Sooners • Lamar Cardinals 7d ago Thanks Harvard 134 u/nw____ Oklahoma Sooners • Iowa Hawkeyes 7d ago ARCH FOR HEISMAN 1 u/86_TG Ohio State Buckeyes 7d ago *HEISTman. He can help others (not on his team) heist the awards he helps his opponents get from playing him. Fixed that for you. 14 u/turtwig1123 St. Thomas Tommies 7d ago Big if true 26 u/hereisjonny Oklahoma Sooners 7d ago Analytics lean towards don’t throw a pick. Tough decision. 20 u/Glory2Tottenham Illinois Fighting Illini • Citrus Bowl 7d ago An interception is just a completion to the defense 2 u/ganymede_boy Ohio State Buckeyes 6d ago Quality interception. 12 u/ViagraOnAPole Indiana Hoosiers • Team Chaos 7d ago Thanks Harvard! 19 u/PwrShelf Penn Quakers • Maryland Terrapins 7d ago Thank you harvard flair 20 u/xenu_0 Nebraska Cornhuskers 7d ago Thank you for this analysis, Mr. Harvard 7 u/Mail_Order_Lutefisk Alabama Crimson Tide 7d ago This impeccable logic is why Alabama allows a second Crimson to exist in big time sports. Well said. 7 u/Tresnore Purdue Boilermakers • Penn Quakers 7d ago edited 7d ago It's more like they're the ones allowing Bama to exist, really. 6 u/EdselFordEdsel Indiana • Northern Illinois 7d ago Thanks Harvard, very cool 5 u/AreYouEmployedSir Oklahoma Sooners • TCU Horned Frogs 7d ago Thankfully we have a Harvard guy to explain this to us 3 u/Ferentzfever Iowa Hawkeyes 7d ago Got any sources for your crackpot claim, Harvard? 3 u/BigBusch12 Ohio State Buckeyes 7d ago Big if true 3 u/LonghornInNebraska Texas Longhorns • Michigan Wolverines 7d ago 2 timeouts and didnt run the ball 3 u/Ckmccfl Miami Hurricanes • Portsmouth Destroyers 7d ago Harv Thankards 3 u/jhbigz Fresno State Bulldogs 7d ago Harvard wants to know your location 3 u/Due_Feed_1325 Oklahoma Sooners 7d ago I just audibly laughed at ds 2 u/UCLA_FB_SUCKS UCLA Bruins • USC Trojans 7d ago what does conventional thinking and analytics say about that pick six? 7 u/nickeisele Georgia Bulldogs • Harvard Crimson 7d ago Conventional thinking say it’s generally frowned upon. Analytics say it’s tough to come back from that. 2 u/DarkSide830 Team Chaos • Penn State Nittany Lions 7d ago Oh Harvard, where would we be without you. 2 u/betterplanwithchan Appalachian State Mountaineers 7d ago I like them apples 3 u/dino_castellano Ole Miss Rebels • Oklahoma Sooners 7d ago Thanks, Harvard! 🤣 1 u/cn0285 Texas Longhorns • Ohio State Buckeyes 7d ago That doesn’t feel so fun to me 1 u/Sorge74 Ohio State • Bowling Green 7d ago Had to be twenty to one for Oklahoma to win in regulation a second before that play happened. 1 u/ButterscotchShot2572 Miami Hurricanes 7d ago What about the unskewed polls? 1 u/lukin187250 Notre Dame • Army 7d ago Announcers literally say this like this I swear. 1 u/wesman212 Missouri Tigers • New Mexico Lobos 7d ago You’re absolutely right! I’ll remember that for next time. 1 u/seaweevle Texas A&M Aggies 7d ago Thank you Harvard 1 u/Roamin8750 Texas A&M Aggies 7d ago Thats a Harvard level analysis 1 u/happytree23 7d ago I just wish we had a real-world example to test your theory with 1 u/gmr548 Texas Longhorns • Washington Huskies 7d ago Huge if true 1 u/A_Drunk_Caribou Minnesota Golden Gophers • Wyoming Cowboys 7d ago Gosh this sub is fun to read on Saturday nights. 1 u/Thebrosen0ne Georgia Bulldogs • Kennesaw State Owls 7d ago Teams ending a game with less points than their opponent are 1-9999. The odds were against them unfortunately. 1 u/Thestevodude 7d ago You should coach a team! 1 u/XAfricaSaltX Georgia Bulldogs • Florida Gators 7d ago Thanks Harvard 1 u/NerdLawyer55 Oklahoma Sooners • McMurry War Hawks 7d ago Thanks analytics 0 u/TexAg09 Texas A&M Aggies • UCLA Bruins 7d ago Booger McFarland, that you? -2 u/GoldEditor7047 7d ago Hahahahaha “most modern analytics”
1.7k
Thanks Harvard
39 u/onarainyafternoon Oregon Ducks 7d ago How bout them apples 12 u/Cycle21 Texas Longhorns • Rose Bowl 7d ago I bet next year you’re gonna be in here regurgitating Gordon Wood 5 u/Aegis-Heptapod-9732 UCLA Bruins 7d ago Playin’ school again.
39
How bout them apples
12 u/Cycle21 Texas Longhorns • Rose Bowl 7d ago I bet next year you’re gonna be in here regurgitating Gordon Wood
12
I bet next year you’re gonna be in here regurgitating Gordon Wood
5
Playin’ school again.
634
Why didn't Arch Manning just throw it to his teammate instead of a defender? Is he stupid?
140 u/TheCrookedKnight Bucknell Bison • Oklahoma Sooners 7d ago Yes. 28 u/ChardeeMacDennisGoG 7d ago He grew up throwing the ball to Peyton and Eli. Unfortunately they played for OU today...well at least one of them did. 2 u/Maxis47 Oklahoma • SE Oklahoma State 5d ago Super underrated comment here 8 u/az_catz Arizona Wildcats 7d ago He's not attending Harvard... 7 u/mlgbt1985 7d ago Yes, a closet Yale man 4 u/EIiteJT Texas Longhorns • Team Chaos 7d ago Yes. Yes he is. 3 u/Southern_Bunch_1047 Penn State • Delaware 7d ago Warby Parker is about to ask for their NIL money back if he can’t see the difference. 2 u/__m3 Texas Longhorns • Houston Cougars 7d ago Legitimately may be his primary issue 1 u/Sighlina Washington State Cougars 6d ago He’s not going to school to ball.
140
Yes.
28
He grew up throwing the ball to Peyton and Eli. Unfortunately they played for OU today...well at least one of them did.
2 u/Maxis47 Oklahoma • SE Oklahoma State 5d ago Super underrated comment here
2
Super underrated comment here
8
He's not attending Harvard...
7
Yes, a closet Yale man
4
Yes. Yes he is.
3
Warby Parker is about to ask for their NIL money back if he can’t see the difference.
Legitimately may be his primary issue
1
He’s not going to school to ball.
107
Thanks Harvard!
412
Thanks Harvard! My education at my lesser school would never have taught me that. Thank you for your fact of the fun variety.
8 u/LilKing-Trashmouth Penn State Nittany Lions 7d ago Are you soaking it in?
Are you soaking it in?
91
LFG CANT SPELL ANALYTICS WITHOUT ANAL
108
134
ARCH FOR HEISMAN
1 u/86_TG Ohio State Buckeyes 7d ago *HEISTman. He can help others (not on his team) heist the awards he helps his opponents get from playing him. Fixed that for you.
*HEISTman. He can help others (not on his team) heist the awards he helps his opponents get from playing him. Fixed that for you.
14
Big if true
26
Analytics lean towards don’t throw a pick. Tough decision.
20
An interception is just a completion to the defense
2 u/ganymede_boy Ohio State Buckeyes 6d ago Quality interception.
Quality interception.
19
Thank you harvard flair
Thank you for this analysis, Mr. Harvard
This impeccable logic is why Alabama allows a second Crimson to exist in big time sports. Well said.
7 u/Tresnore Purdue Boilermakers • Penn Quakers 7d ago edited 7d ago It's more like they're the ones allowing Bama to exist, really.
It's more like they're the ones allowing Bama to exist, really.
6
Thanks Harvard, very cool
Thankfully we have a Harvard guy to explain this to us
Got any sources for your crackpot claim, Harvard?
2 timeouts and didnt run the ball
Harv Thankards
Harvard wants to know your location
I just audibly laughed at ds
what does conventional thinking and analytics say about that pick six?
7 u/nickeisele Georgia Bulldogs • Harvard Crimson 7d ago Conventional thinking say it’s generally frowned upon. Analytics say it’s tough to come back from that.
Conventional thinking say it’s generally frowned upon. Analytics say it’s tough to come back from that.
Oh Harvard, where would we be without you.
I like them apples
Thanks, Harvard! 🤣
That doesn’t feel so fun to me
Had to be twenty to one for Oklahoma to win in regulation a second before that play happened.
What about the unskewed polls?
Announcers literally say this like this I swear.
You’re absolutely right! I’ll remember that for next time.
Thank you Harvard
Thats a Harvard level analysis
I just wish we had a real-world example to test your theory with
Huge if true
Gosh this sub is fun to read on Saturday nights.
Teams ending a game with less points than their opponent are 1-9999. The odds were against them unfortunately.
You should coach a team!
Thanks analytics
0
Booger McFarland, that you?
-2
Hahahahaha “most modern analytics”
6.4k
u/meatfrappe Harvard Crimson • /r/CFB Top Scorer 7d ago
FUN FACT: Texas' decision to throw an interception with under 30 seconds left and the game tied was unwise. Both conventional wisdom and the most modern analytics recommend throwing a completion instead of an interception.