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Game Week - UConn @ Clemson (Saturday 11/13/21 @ Noon on ACCN)




->The sophomore threw for 220 yards and two touchdowns last week in a 30-24 win over the Louisville Cardinals. Uiagalelei also rushed for the game-winning touchdown in the fourth quarter with four minutes remaining. Uiagalelei had injured his knee in the second quarter of the game and was wearing a knee brace for the final half. Uiagalelei said his knee felt “loose” and that something was out of place, but he should be okay moving forward and for this week against UConn.

“Knee feels good, knee feels fine today,” Uiagalelei said. “Something just felt funny, something felt loose and weird. It just didn’t feel normal during the game. It’s a little sore and it’s a little boo-boo, but I feel solid and ready to go. I’ll go through training and do whatever they have me doing for PT (physical therapy) and just keep going. I just wanted to be out there with the team and battle through the adversity with the guys.” <-
 
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The only speck of chatter re this game on the tigerpaws aka the Clemson message boards is a post how they need to revenge "The Shot," and loss to us in a regional baseball final a few years ago. But there's a pretty good Lymericksthread that is a rip-off of our game day Haikyu thread UCONN WEEK LIMERICKS
 
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dvegas said:
The only speck of chatter re this game on the tigerpaws aka the Clemson message boards is a post how they need to revenge "The Shot," and loss to us in a regional baseball final a few years ago. But there's a pretty good Lymericksthread that is a rip-off of our game day Haikyu thread UCONN WEEK LIMERICKS
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Hate to say it, but these are all pretty good. Also, limericks are way more fun than haiku.
 
Get a Job said:
Hate to say it, but these are all pretty good. Also, limericks are way more fun than haiku.
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Check out this definition:

limerick, a popular form of short, humorous verse that is often nonsensical and frequently ribald. It consists of five lines, rhyming aabba, and the dominant metre is anapestic, with two metrical feet in the third and fourth lines and three feet in the others.

Their equivalent of @Hans Sprungfeld has his or her work cut out for him or her!
 



-> On to the odds and projections...

Odds (via VegasInsider as of 11/10 afternoon)
Clemson -40.5; 50.5 over/under.

Metrics outlook
SP+ projection: 100% Clemson (Tigers by 48.3)
ESPN FPI: 99.5% Clemson (Tigers by 42.1 points*)
FEI: 99% Clemson (Tigers by 37.3)
TeamRankings: Clemson by 40.2

Prediction: 48-10 Clemson
(Situational stats per CFBStats.com. SP+ is a metric from ESPN's Bill Connelly, formerly of Football Outsiders and SB Nation, that combines ratings for the five factors of efficiency, explosiveness, field position, finishing drives and turnovers. FPI is the Football Power Index that has a similar projection-style model from ESPN as well. FEI is a Football Outsiders projection tool that judges team efficiency for a projection. *Expected Points Added is a football statistic that seeks to measure the value of individual plays in terms of points. This is done by calculating the Expected Points of the down, distance, and field position situation at the start of a play and contrasting it with the situation at the end of the play.) <-
 
huskymedic said:



-> On to the odds and projections...

Odds (via VegasInsider as of 11/10 afternoon)
Clemson -40.5; 50.5 over/under.

Metrics outlook
SP+ projection: 100% Clemson (Tigers by 48.3)
ESPN FPI: 99.5% Clemson (Tigers by 42.1 points*)
FEI: 99% Clemson (Tigers by 37.3)
TeamRankings: Clemson by 40.2

Prediction: 48-10 Clemson
(Situational stats per CFBStats.com. SP+ is a metric from ESPN's Bill Connelly, formerly of Football Outsiders and SB Nation, that combines ratings for the five factors of efficiency, explosiveness, field position, finishing drives and turnovers. FPI is the Football Power Index that has a similar projection-style model from ESPN as well. FEI is a Football Outsiders projection tool that judges team efficiency for a projection. *Expected Points Added is a football statistic that seeks to measure the value of individual plays in terms of points. This is done by calculating the Expected Points of the down, distance, and field position situation at the start of a play and contrasting it with the situation at the end of the play.) <-
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At least this should temper us optimists.
 
huskymedic said:



-> On to the odds and projections...

Odds (via VegasInsider as of 11/10 afternoon)
Clemson -40.5; 50.5 over/under.

Metrics outlook
SP+ projection: 100% Clemson (Tigers by 48.3)
ESPN FPI: 99.5% Clemson (Tigers by 42.1 points*)
FEI: 99% Clemson (Tigers by 37.3)
TeamRankings: Clemson by 40.2

Prediction: 48-10 Clemson
(Situational stats per CFBStats.com. SP+ is a metric from ESPN's Bill Connelly, formerly of Football Outsiders and SB Nation, that combines ratings for the five factors of efficiency, explosiveness, field position, finishing drives and turnovers. FPI is the Football Power Index that has a similar projection-style model from ESPN as well. FEI is a Football Outsiders projection tool that judges team efficiency for a projection. *Expected Points Added is a football statistic that seeks to measure the value of individual plays in terms of points. This is done by calculating the Expected Points of the down, distance, and field position situation at the start of a play and contrasting it with the situation at the end of the play.) <-
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I'll take the under on that.
 
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