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If you're an IEEE member or a EE/Comp.E/CS or thought about playing with a robotics kit that one time, you can come crash the IEEE student branch's 100th birthday tailgate. Same to anybody else, just let me know you're coming.

That means it's also a market equilibrium of expectations for the game. In a sense, that makes it the average of what everyone (who bets) thinks weighted by how strongly they think it (and are willing to put down cash). This may or may not be a good set of information. It's pretty hot as...

[ERROR: REG OVERFLOW] GT, 24 Pitt

I don't think we're going to see huge improvement on the D, the preseason losses were a giant kick in the teeth. On the other hand, if we improved in open field tackles, I think we might well have been good enough to change the outcome of the last two games. I think their heads are in the...

Even more than that, there's just way too many variables at this point to spend mental energy on deciding what's going to happen. Our preseason rank shows the value of the 'professional' prognosticators, and even the highest quality predictions in the most uneven games don't survive the actual...

Thanks for this. That game was so damn frustrating I don't think I know what happened.

^^^ He makes a fair point about futility. I think you have to run a PR campaign if you're really getting it bad. GT needs a heavy to start some fights in the court of public opinion. Be neat if the AD would publicly and zealously advocate for us on that level. There is no IEEEWreck. There...

Haha yeah. Don't normally care for that kind of thing, but I figured it was important to speak up after a tough game. Actually, a much more positive show so far than I was expecting.

Huh. Weird to hear your own voice on the radio.

I like that people are more interested in statistics as a way of tracking performance and I often really like what you have to say, AE, but I think you've lost sight of the bigger picture. Statistics like you cited work well in a context like baseball, where the overall strategy is more or...

CPJ is no fool. You get a reputation for going for it and teams get twitchy. Now we have to not go for it for a while so that teams expect us to be trying to draw them offsides. It's a virtuous cycle.

For what it's worth, the south end zone is a real problem because people stand and you can't really see **** from that side. At least in the SWARM I get to watch the jumbotron to see what's actually going on. From the south it's hard, and if you're on the corners you can't tell anything. So...

Not sure where this is coming from. 13% of Tech is international. 68% is from the Southeast. I blame a lack of acculturation brought on by leadership either directly out of or invested in a model of engineering schools from certain less awesome states. Watching GT football is not for...

You shall hear from us. I just wish that, in this instance, 'us' included me. This is going to be an awesome thing to be a part of.

I think it'd be fun to have a posterboard out that has nothing to do with anything. Stick fluid dynamics or Maxwell's equations on them, and see what the commentators have to say. At the end of the season, tell a press conference that you were just trying to help the students pass their next test.

The hex pattern is pretty ok as an abstract concept, but the execution doesn't come off like a hex pattern because it's too thin. If you look at the 2012 (I think?) SWARM shirts, it actually looks pretty good.

The Jackets have shown this year that they can pull through from a decidedly uncomfortable more than one behind position. As much as this team has a lot of room for improvement, we've watched every part of the team come through at the critical moment. That's pretty cool, but I think that being...

IEEE conference in Seattle. Can't believe I'm gonna miss this one. Yell your asses off for me.

^^ I really enjoyed watching yesterday as JT looked, saw nothing, and fought tooth and nail to get out. And boy, he usually got out. JT is definitely showing a little bit of new guy jitters, but settles down well. Enormous room for growth, and CPJ sees his potential. Whatever's going on...