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Any statisticians out there: is there any statistical advantage of playing the same numbers all the time versus the random generated numbers?

After you answer that, help me with this: If I have flipped a quarter 9 times and got tails all 9 times, what is the probability of flipping heads on the 10th try? I know the answer, but I'd love to hear the discussion on this one.

I rarely play. Maybe a couple times a year.

When I do play I let the computer pick them.

Don't need the extra agony of playing lucky numbers occasionally, only to find that those numbers hit when I didn't play.

If I win I'll donate a significant amount of the proceeds to a charity called "krak_t's home for wayward women".

Colloquially known as the The Boobie Bungalo Gentleman's Club.

Just once I want to do this without regretting it the next day. Fun coupons are almost as good as Hardees coupons.

Holy Hamburger!!!!

You're the tops

That would be a GREAT return on investment considering your investment was $0.

Yea I saw that same stat as well... Makes me lose confidence in my lucky numbers

I asked this before, but French you'd be the best to address these questions...

Do you see Foster continuing this evolution of the linebackers in his schemes to allow more nickel hybrid?

I feel like some point hes had to mull over the idea of flipping from bear to nickel to dime without changing personel, is that something they do now?

Does the dime need a differnt set of skills than nickel, much the same way a field corner ideally needs to be a little quicker than the boundary, does/can our Rover play dime?

And lastly, have you notice a difference in recruiting to fit an evolution in Fosters scheme to adjust to the no-huddle spread?

Saw the other day that something like 70% of the winning tickets are of the random computer generated variety. So all the "systems" people have really don't work in their favor it seems

I was walking my kids around the neighborhood the other day and my daughter found an unused scratch ticket someone must have dropped. I promised her she could help me scratch the numbers and we had a $10 winner, so think I will take it in today and get a few tickets. Never played the lottery before.

Why not do something like the Bat Cave?

You can't handle one.... what the hell you think you are gonna do with two!

J/k

HorseOnATreadmill College of Engineering

I wanted to go all "Lost" on their ass and go 4 8 15 16 23 42 but then realized that many many other people would have this same thought.

Buy a bunch of land in some random dense wooden area....buy shitty trailer to throw people off (family) then had "farm use only" road that leads to my real hokie stone house on a man made lake running of solar panels and purely green cause I might live the life but I not spending anymore then I need too.

Two chicks at the same time.

I will formally endow the VTGuitarMan Beat Reporter for TKP. I will require a shrine built in my honor.

Then other less important stuff like paying off student loans, paying off everyone's mortgages in my family, etc.

Then I'd still have a few hundred million to spare.

My hot take on the salaries: Who gives a fuck? You can live like a king in Blacksburg for $260,000. Maybe Wiles and Gray are willing to take a paycut because the new guys didn't make as much in Memphis and wanted to be "team players" for a couple of seasons. I seriously doubt Fuente and Whit decided randomly to just pay all of the Memphis guys more than Wiles and Gray for no reason.

Well there are two unnamed resident halls still. And the new classroom building doesn't have a name yet either.

Honestly, I never bought into those titles. Running game coordinator? Of course, the job of the D-line is to smash anybody carrying the ball. Passing game coordinator? Duh, Torrian wants his secondary to stop the opponents' passing game. I think those were largely ornamental. What I'm not sure of yet is if Assistant Head Coach is ornamental, too.

I would buy the naming rights to Scott Stadium and officially change the name to Lane Stadium North.

The small number of viewers only appears small because of the relative difference in the numbers put up by the NFL giant. A Thursday night game is still going to get more viewers than any other regionally televised game on our schedule. It also gets a broader spectrum of viewers, which is good for exposure.

On a different note, I like Thursday night games because they essentially spread the bye week over two opponents (unless we play the Saturday prior which I'm not a fan of).

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