Wow, road record for Big Ten teams

[UMRU]

As as today, the record for teams on the road against other B1G teams is 7-47. The ACC is apparently close to .500.

Everyone has a home court advantage or are the refs not doing such a great job?

 

[RUJMM78]

As as today, the record for teams on the road against other B1G teams is 7-47. The ACC is apparently close to .500.

Everyone has a home court advantage or are the refs not doing such a great job?

Road teams simply aren't scoring anywhere close to what they do at home except when they play Nebraska or Northwestern.

 

[kcg88]

It's pretty much a fluke. Home court advantage is going down overall across the landscape of the sport.

If one person flips a coin ten times in a row he's unlikely to get heads 9 times.

But if 1,000 people flip a coin ten times in a row, someone is going to get heads 9 times. That's what's happening here, more or less.

I'm ready for this to start regressing to the mean on Wednesday in Iowa City :Wink:

 

[ruready4somefootball_rivals]

This has to have something to do with sign stealing.:WideSmile:

 

[RUich]

Time for us to try and correct this.

 

[UMRU]

It's pretty much a fluke. Home court advantage is going down overall across the landscape of the sport.

If one person flips a coin ten times in a row he's unlikely to get heads 9 times.

But if 1,000 people flip a coin ten times in a row, someone is going to get heads 9 times. That's what's happening here, more or less.

I'm ready for this to start regressing to the mean on Wednesday in Iowa City :Wink:

IDK - in Michigan's recent game at Iowa, with about 3 minutes left in the game, UM was 2/2 from the line, while Iowa was 24/26. That's a heck of a lot of coin flips going wrong.