NDSU vs. EWU National Championship Game Thread

[SeattleGriz]

Now, it seems, the same few teams are always in it with a shot. This is especially true given NDSUs consistency at the top.

Yeah, it's almost as if there aren't as many good teams these days.

Someone should start a thread on that.

[93henfan]

NDSU by 3+ scores in this one. Won't be close.

I'll take 42-24 NDSU.

here you have NDSU at 18 points
and you won't give me 17 on a bet ..?

The 3+ line is 16.5.

[Gil Dobie]

Hearing a lot of Bison fans scoring from the EWU ticket office.

[AZGrizFan]

Hearing a lot of Bison fans scoring from the EWU ticket office.

No shit. They can't get 5,000 to their OWN house for a playoff game...no way they get 1,000 to Frisco.

[AZGrizFan]

NDSU by 3+ scores in this one. Won't be close.

I'll take 42-24 NDSU.

here you have NDSU at 18 points
and you won't give me 17 on a bet ..?

I'll give you EWU & 17. What do you want to bet?

[SeattleGriz]

here you have NDSU at 18 points
and you won't give me 17 on a bet ..?

I'll give you EWU & 17. What do you want to bet?

17 is 3++ scores.

[89Hen]

FTR, + and > are two different operators, so >3 means something different than 3+ IMO.

[93henfan]

FTR, + and > are two different operators, so >3 means something different than 3+ IMO.

Yes. 3+ means ≥3.

[kalm]

FTR, + and > are two different operators, so >3 means something different than 3+ IMO.

Yes. 3+ means ≥3.

So the minimum for 3+ would be 20? The minimum for a 3 score win would be 19?

[Gil Dobie]

It's a simple topic for complicated people.

[kalm]

It's a simple topic for complicated people.

Evidently.

[93henfan]

Yes. 3+ means ≥3.

So the minimum for 3+ would be 20? The minimum for a 3 score win would be 19?

Do they even teach math west of Frederick MD?

Jesus H Christ!

[kalm]

So the minimum for 3+ would be 20? The minimum for a 3 score win would be 19?

Do they even teach math west of Frederick MD?

Jesus H Christ!

8+8+3=19

20>19

Unless you count extra points as a score of their own. Maybe the confusion is scores vs. possessions?

[Gil Dobie]

Do they even teach math west of Frederick MD?

Jesus H Christ!

8+8+3=19

20>19

Unless you count extra points as a score of their own. Maybe the confusion is scores vs. possessions?

I think he means, if a team is up by 17, it would take minimum of 3 scores to go ahead.

[kalm]

8+8+3=19

20>19

Unless you count extra points as a score of their own. Maybe the confusion is scores vs. possessions?

I think he means, if a team is up by 17, it would take minimum of 3 scores to go ahead.

That's true. Thanks, Gil.

[Chizzang]

here you have NDSU at 18 points
and you won't give me 17 on a bet ..?

The 3+ line is 16.5.

You are a real piece of work 93...
You blab in a post that NDSU will win by 18
then won't take a bet that they win by 17+



Jeezus titty fucking christ man...

[93henfan]

Yes. Keep working on the math problems together boys. I saw Little House on the Prairie. It works.

[93henfan]

The 3+ line is 16.5.

You are a real piece of work 93...
You blab in a post that NDSU will win by 18
then won't take a bet that they win by 17+



Jeezus titty fucking christ man...

I've remained consistent throughout. The line on 3+ scores for betting would be NDSU -16.5.

Now go work on your math with little Kris And Gil back there by the play bricks.

[Gil Dobie]

You are a real piece of work 93...
You blab in a post that NDSU will win by 18
then won't take a bet that they win by 17+



Jeezus titty **** christ man...

I've remained consistent throughout. The line on 3+ scores for betting would be NDSU -16.5.

Now go work on your math with little Kris And Gil back there by the play bricks.

[kalm]

You are a real piece of work 93...
You blab in a post that NDSU will win by 18
then won't take a bet that they win by 17+



Jeezus titty fucking christ man...

I've remained consistent throughout. The line on 3+ scores for betting would be NDSU -16.5.

Now go work on your math with little Kris And Gil back there by the play bricks.

It’s only a math problem if you disagree with my claclukations above. I’m gonna give you the benefit of the doubt and say you don’t.

If that’s the case, it’s a terminology problem and I don’t even necessarily disagree with you.

But a question.... can extra points and two point conversions be scored in the absence of touchdowns?

[93henfan]

Honestly, I can't continue to carry on a conversation with people who can't comprehend simple math or are being purposely obtuse. It's a waste of my time.

/out

[kalm]

Honestly, I can't continue to carry on a conversation with people who can't comprehend simple math or are being purposely obtuse. It's a waste of my time.

/out

I honestly get what you’re saying. 8+8 is the max for two scores so anything greater would be a three score win. A 3+ score win would be anything over 18 since 8+8+2 is 18.

[93henfan]

Honestly, I can't continue to carry on a conversation with people who can't comprehend simple math or are being purposely obtuse. It's a waste of my time.

/out

I honestly get what you’re saying. 8+8 is the max for two scores so anything greater would be a three score win. A 3+ score win would be anything over 18 since 8+8+2 is 18.

(deep breath, 93, deep breath)

A 3+ score margin of victory is 17 or more. Period.

The formula, since 8 is the max points per score in football, would be (8(x-1))+1.

Ex: What is a 4+ score margin of victory? (8(4-1))+1 = 25.

[SeattleGriz]

I honestly get what you’re saying. 8+8 is the max for two scores so anything greater would be a three score win. A 3+ score win would be anything over 18 since 8+8+2 is 18.

(deep breath, 93, deep breath)

A 3+ score margin of victory is 17 or more. Period.

The formula, since 8 is the max points per score in football, would be (8(x-1))+1.

Ex: What is a 4+ score margin of victory? (8(4-1))+1 = 25.

Extactly!

[Chizzang]

NDSU by 3+ scores in this one. Won't be close.

I'll take 42-24 NDSU.

What part of this ^ fucking math right here are you not understanding..?

the difference is 18 points
you posted this - YOU



Bunch of retarded mother fuckers around here