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I do think it's weird that they don't mention any of the other actors by name here and I am still confused by people seeing TAMMY (Jane Levy) as a supporting character and not a lead.
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A BIG thanks to @maxabutler for thinking of me when PIZZA MOVIE wrapped their shoot. We met at Sundance in 2017 & followed each other on X. He wasn't sure if I'd be available or willing to do post sound on a low budget comedy, but I said I'd love to. I'm sure glad that I did!
Vanderbilt (10–2)
– ESPN SOS: 24
– ESPN SOR: 11
– Leading Heisman Contender
- Most Efficient Offense in the Country
– Losses: #9 Alabama and #13 Texas on the road
Objectively, how do you defend this:
Miami (10–2)
– ESPN SOS: 45
– ESPN SOR: 14
– Did not play for a conference championship
– Losses: Two 8–4 teams (SMU, Louisville)
BYU (11–2)
– ESPN SOS: 22
– ESPN SOR: 9
– Played in the Big 12 championship
– Losses: No. 4 Texas Tech on the road & in the Big 12 title game
Notre Dame (10–2)
– ESPN SOS: 44
– ESPN SOR: 13
– Did not play for a conference championship
– Losses: Miami (who lost to two 8–4 teams) & No. 7 Texas A&M
@PaddyPhilly@CFBPlayoff@MarkTwain@SEC@VandyFootball Are you just the troll account of one the 8 AP voters who swapped Vanderbilt and Miami in their rankings between week 14 and 15? This seems like the same level of seriousness as those folks.
@geb4l1fe The point here is they’re objectively better than Miami based on available metrics. The metrics are questionable for sure. I’m biased, but I would give VU a better than 50% chance at beating OU, Miami, BYU, and ND. I would say 75% for Alabama. That game was closer than the score.
@bakippy I didn’t realize you were in charge of what does and does not count. The point here is they’re objectively better than Miami based on available metrics. The metrics are questionable for sure. I’m biased, but I would give VU a better than 50% chance at beating Miami, BYU, and ND.
@PaddyPhilly@CFBPlayoff@MarkTwain@SEC@VandyFootball Yeah, generally teams lose to better teams and beat lesser teams. The point here is they’re objectively better than Miami based on available metrics. The metrics are questionable for sure. I’m biased, but I would give VU a better than 50% chance at beating Miami, BYU, and ND.