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BREAKING: Kamario Taylor is finalizing a $7.5M deal to return to Mississippi State in 2027, making him college football's highest-paid QB, @PeteNakos and @Clowfb report.
With incentives, the deal could potentially climb above $9 million.
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My usage on Fable 5.2 today versus release day changed drastically a lot less usage for same work
Anyone else notice?
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Again not gambling advice just sharing what I got
I ran tonight’s MACtion. My number vs the books:
Buffalo at Ball State
Us: Buffalo 28-27 (55%)
Books: Buffalo -1, total 51
UMass at Toledo
Us: Toledo 34-18 (87%)
Books: Toledo -14, total 52
Sacramento State at Central Michigan
Us: Central Michigan 30-16 (84%)
Books: Central Michigan -18, total 44
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I ran tonight’s MACtion. My number vs the books:
Buffalo at Ball State
Us: Buffalo 28-27 (55%)
Books: Buffalo -1, total 51
UMass at Toledo
Us: Toledo 34-18 (87%)
Books: Toledo -14, total 52
Sacramento State at Central Michigan
Us: Central Michigan 30-16 (84%)
Books: Central Michigan -18, total 44
I ran the committee’s playoff bracket 200,000 times: here are the chances to win.
Georgia 27%
Notre Dame 19% (as the 5 seed)
Utah 14%
Alabama 13%
Miami 10%
UCLA 6% (with a bye)
What do you guys think of it?
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I ran the Kirk Cousins trade through my sim.
Vikings’ last 9 games:
Wentz: 4.8 wins
Cousins: 5.2 wins
Our QB ratings even have Kirk above Kyler Murray.
Not a savior. A steady hand for the No. 1 defense in football.
Worth a 3rd-round pick? I think so
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2 of 3 tonight. Nailed BG by 5, missed Ohio. Not bad at all
Tuesday night MACtion. My model played all three 10,000 times:
🏈 Western Michigan at Akron
WMU wins 86%. Typical score: 34-18.
Why: Akron is 1-8 and gives up 35 a game, 131st in the country.
🏈 Kent State at Bowling Green
BGSU wins 64%, 25-20.
Why: Two of the five worst offenses in FBS. Expect a slog.
🏈 Ohio at Miami (OH)
Ohio wins 59%, 28-24.
Why: Ohio is the better team on both sides of the ball, but in the Battle of the Bricks rivalry it’s closer than the records say.
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The Rams just lost Puka Nacua to IR.
Davante Adams has been there since Week 6.
Here's the thing: they're 3-0 since Adams went down. But Stafford's passing yards dropped from 299 a game to 193, and Puka caught 33 balls in those three games. He WAS the passing game.
Now it's Tutu Atwell, Konata Mumpfield and CJ Daniels.
I still have the Rams winning 76% at Arizona Sunday. Why: my No. 7 defense, and the Cardinals start a backup QB.
Then a bye.
The real test is after the bye: Packers, Chiefs, at the 49ers.
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Tuesday night MACtion. My model played all three 10,000 times:
🏈 Western Michigan at Akron
WMU wins 86%. Typical score: 34-18.
Why: Akron is 1-8 and gives up 35 a game, 131st in the country.
🏈 Kent State at Bowling Green
BGSU wins 64%, 25-20.
Why: Two of the five worst offenses in FBS. Expect a slog.
🏈 Ohio at Miami (OH)
Ohio wins 59%, 28-24.
Why: Ohio is the better team on both sides of the ball, but in the Battle of the Bricks rivalry it’s closer than the records say.
Isaiah Myers, Missouri State. A 3-6 team.
He’s our No. 6 WR in the country, and without him that offense is 11.7 points a game below average.
The most “one-man offense” in college football.
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Jaxon Smith-Njigba is the No. 1 WR in football this season.
Take him out and the Seahawks offense is 9.5 points a game WORSE than average.
No receiver in the league is holding up more.
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Best QB in the NFL right now, by points added per game:
1Joe Burrow +11.6
2Jordan Love +9.9
3Caleb Williams +9.3
4Josh Allen +9.2
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Couldn’t agree more- everyone I talk to is so afraid but doesn’t understand this.
"But if AI does everything, what's left for humans?"
What an unbelievably depressing question.
As if the entire purpose of human existence was to perform economically valuable labor.
As if spending 40 years answering emails, processing invoices, debugging software and sitting in meetings was the pinnacle of civilization.
We invented machines to escape physical labor.
We invented computers to escape repetitive calculations.
Now we're inventing intelligence to escape cognitive labor.
And somehow people have convinced themselves that this is a tragedy.
I don't want humanity to spend the next thousand years finding new ways to keep everyone employed.
I want humanity to reach a point where employment is no longer a prerequisite for survival.
Why is that such a controversial ambition?
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