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RE: Buy or Sell: ESPN Playoff Odds (not the Brian Kelly thread)
(12-08-2020 08:08 AM)schmolik Wrote:  Allstate Playoff Projector: https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...ll-playoff

Yep, those are the overall percentages and can be found in the OP link. The full FPI page allows for a rudimentary rebuilding of percentages should a team win out. Those are of interest to me because they show how much a team controls its own destiny. While Florida is only the 8th most likely team to make the playoff, they are 1 of only 3 teams more likely to make the playoffs than win-out, meaning they still control their own destiny.
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