The Ostrich

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Obviously that guy has no clue what he’s talking about because if they were nobody would get married and reproduce.

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Yea that’s what I was getting at lol

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Mathematically speaking 1000 guys in 12 hours…is difficult. 60 minutes per hour = 720 minutes for 12 hours That’s less than a minute per man. In fact that’s 43.2 seconds per man. Now utilizing multiple partners will somewhat improve the probability. For instance if she was getting double teamed for the duration of the 12 hours, that would still only give 1 minute 26.4 seconds per pair. And if triple teamed, that would be 2 minutes and 10 seconds per set of males. The odds really improve if handjobs are included. But that level of coordination over a 12 hour period is unheard of outside of Fortnite gamers

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This is why I come here.

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Now tell me what those numbers were entering SEC play….Braswell is prob the only dude that’s even arguable. He was also benched for Reaves. Then Reaves started doing poorly and Braswell replaced him. You also have to consider the positions these guys play. We have a ton of OFs. You can’t compare two third basemen jockeying for the same position. Or a catcher when his backup can’t hit either. The only spot you can put Larson is RF or DH. He’s competing with 4 guys for 2 spots. And with a 17 game sample size, that weekend against Auburn where the whole team shite the bed (.188 team BA) is going to make everyone’s numbers look much worse than they’ve actually been

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I don’t care about either side of this argument. Just pointing out you don’t know what the word “objectively” means.

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On that note. John Pearson is at ,471. He should be starting over everyone.

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I don’t remember making any claim that OBP should be the determining factor….just funny how someone can so blatantly be wrong while attempting to mock someone.

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Curiel’s birthday is in May. If he would stay for three years, he would be turning 23 one month into his first full season of pro ball. That’s not something a lot of guys are going to want to do.

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I think we’re seeing a shift away from this. MLB in recent years have been fast tracking guys outta college to get to the big leagues. Hell the Angels have a guy from DBU that won’t pitch a single minor league inning before making his MLB Debut. I think players are noticing this are more willing to go to college, especially with NIL and less concerned with starting their pro career asap.

I don’t think Curiel stays for his Jr year though.

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That’s not how that works. If that wouldn’t have happen how do you know the rest would have played out like that?

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That’s exactly how it works.

This on FanDuel? Didn’t see it

I’m a little more than half way through and this game is an absolute masterpiece. I haven’t had this much fun playing a game in a very long time. I wish there more were game developers that put this much work into their games.

Also significantly more challenging than It Takes Two, doesn’t hold your hand nearly as much.

I don’t think there’s much thought into it. The line for the K-State game was identical. The over the same at 13.5 too.

Probably