That is the most comprehensive and in-depth analysis of a Tulane football team that I have ever read. I tip my cap to the author.tpstulane wrote:Good story on WF and some Tulane football history.
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This is really good stuff. According to the projected S&P, Tulane has a 50% or greater chance of defeating Grambling, FIU and Army, and Tulane's smallest chances of victory are Oklahoma, Memphis, Houston, Navy, and USF (all 30% chance of winning or under).
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This is a very well written article and very in-depth analysis of Tulane football in general and last season specifically. The only fault I have with the W-L prediction is that it is entirely based upon last year's performances. As most of us know, every season is a different experience. No team is the same as it was a year before, and things change. Sometimes the changes are dramatic, other times they're very subtle. But just like pre-season rankings, pre-season forecasts are garbage once the games start being played.Aberzombie1892 wrote:This is really good stuff. According to the projected S&P, Tulane has a 50% or greater chance of defeating Grambling, FIU and Army, and Tulane's smallest chances of victory are Oklahoma, Memphis, Houston, Navy, and USF (all 30% chance of winning or under).
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I agree, but, considering how the spring game went, 6 wins may be a dream scenario instead of a target scenario.DfromCT wrote:This is a very well written article and very in-depth analysis of Tulane football in general and last season specifically. The only fault I have with the W-L prediction is that it is entirely based upon last year's performances. As most of us know, every season is a different experience. No team is the same as it was a year before, and things change. Sometimes the changes are dramatic, other times they're very subtle. But just like pre-season rankings, pre-season forecasts are garbage once the games start being played.Aberzombie1892 wrote:This is really good stuff. According to the projected S&P, Tulane has a 50% or greater chance of defeating Grambling, FIU and Army, and Tulane's smallest chances of victory are Oklahoma, Memphis, Houston, Navy, and USF (all 30% chance of winning or under).
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Agreed. The spring game did nothing to give confidence we'll be better. But we have to be better in the second year of Fritz and his system.
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