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Taking a Stab at the New Rankings......Nah
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[QUOTE="Phil, post: 2538750, member: 66"] I was riding back from Philly, checking out gmae scores on the phone. I saw the Duke NC score: Duke up by 6 71-65 with 32 seconds left. While I knew it was physically possible to give up a 6 point lead in 32 seconds, the win probability chart has them at 99.9% which means one chance in a thousand they would lose. That's longer than most coaching careers, so it means, if you are a long time coach, you've never been in a game where you blew it that badly. Frankly, there were other games in progress, and it was only when I got home and checked scores that I saw UNC had won. [/QUOTE]
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