Just wanted to see if you could find something out for me through sdql. Note, I don't think that it's going to help out on future bets, but I'm just interested because I think that it's something historical.
Since their loss to the Jets, they have won 5 straight games.
In their last 4 games, they have been losing at halftime, but still won those games.
On the season, they are 5-0 su in games where they were losing at halftime.
How often has this happened in nfl history? Let alone, winning 4 straight under such circumstances?
I believe that the win probability on teams that are losing at halftime are pretty low, not sure of the exact figure.
So I think the results should be interesting. If there are any teams in the past who've done such things, and who were those teams.
Is it a sign of a great coaching, or just over all good teams, or is this just flat out luck?
Just wanted to see if you could find something out for me through sdql. Note, I don't think that it's going to help out on future bets, but I'm just interested because I think that it's something historical.
Since their loss to the Jets, they have won 5 straight games.
In their last 4 games, they have been losing at halftime, but still won those games.
On the season, they are 5-0 su in games where they were losing at halftime.
How often has this happened in nfl history? Let alone, winning 4 straight under such circumstances?
I believe that the win probability on teams that are losing at halftime are pretty low, not sure of the exact figure.
So I think the results should be interesting. If there are any teams in the past who've done such things, and who were those teams.
Is it a sign of a great coaching, or just over all good teams, or is this just flat out luck?
[Quote: Originally Posted by undermysac]@jowchoo Just wanted to see if you could find something out for me through sdql. Note, I don't think that it's going to help out on future bets, but I'm just interested because I think that it's something historical. Since their loss to the Jets, they have won 5 straight games. In their last 4 games, they have been losing at halftime, but still won those games. On the season, they are 5-0 su in games where they were losing at halftime. How often has this happened in nfl history? Let alone, winning 4 straight under such circumstances? I believe that the win probability on teams that are losing at halftime are pretty low, not sure of the exact figure. So I think the results should be interesting. If there are any teams in the past who've done such things, and who were those teams. Is it a sign of a great coaching, or just over all good teams, or is this just flat out luck?[/Quote
Sorry above my paygrade. will look a little deeper and report back if anything is there.
[Quote: Originally Posted by undermysac]@jowchoo Just wanted to see if you could find something out for me through sdql. Note, I don't think that it's going to help out on future bets, but I'm just interested because I think that it's something historical. Since their loss to the Jets, they have won 5 straight games. In their last 4 games, they have been losing at halftime, but still won those games. On the season, they are 5-0 su in games where they were losing at halftime. How often has this happened in nfl history? Let alone, winning 4 straight under such circumstances? I believe that the win probability on teams that are losing at halftime are pretty low, not sure of the exact figure. So I think the results should be interesting. If there are any teams in the past who've done such things, and who were those teams. Is it a sign of a great coaching, or just over all good teams, or is this just flat out luck?[/Quote
Sorry above my paygrade. will look a little deeper and report back if anything is there.
@jowchoo Just wanted to see if you could find something out for me through sdql. Note, I don't think that it's going to help out on future bets, but I'm just interested because I think that it's something historical. Since their loss to the Jets, they have won 5 straight games. In their last 4 games, they have been losing at halftime, but still won those games. On the season, they are 5-0 su in games where they were losing at halftime. How often has this happened in nfl history? Let alone, winning 4 straight under such circumstances? I believe that the win probability on teams that are losing at halftime are pretty low, not sure of the exact figure. So I think the results should be interesting. If there are any teams in the past who've done such things, and who were those teams. Is it a sign of a great coaching, or just over all good teams, or is this just flat out luck?
UMS, the query is actually not complex:
p:W and p:M2 < 0 and pp:W and pp:M2 < 0 and ppp:W and ppp:M2 < 0 and pppp:W and pppp:M2 < 0
p:W = won the previous game
p:M2 < 0 = the team was trailing at the half (margin after the 2nd quarter was negative)
Each additional p means another game previous.
ATS: 1-1-0 It's only happened twice and the database goes back to 1989. Obviously the sample size is insignificant, but it could be considered as "historical."
@jowchoo Just wanted to see if you could find something out for me through sdql. Note, I don't think that it's going to help out on future bets, but I'm just interested because I think that it's something historical. Since their loss to the Jets, they have won 5 straight games. In their last 4 games, they have been losing at halftime, but still won those games. On the season, they are 5-0 su in games where they were losing at halftime. How often has this happened in nfl history? Let alone, winning 4 straight under such circumstances? I believe that the win probability on teams that are losing at halftime are pretty low, not sure of the exact figure. So I think the results should be interesting. If there are any teams in the past who've done such things, and who were those teams. Is it a sign of a great coaching, or just over all good teams, or is this just flat out luck?
UMS, the query is actually not complex:
p:W and p:M2 < 0 and pp:W and pp:M2 < 0 and ppp:W and ppp:M2 < 0 and pppp:W and pppp:M2 < 0
p:W = won the previous game
p:M2 < 0 = the team was trailing at the half (margin after the 2nd quarter was negative)
Each additional p means another game previous.
ATS: 1-1-0 It's only happened twice and the database goes back to 1989. Obviously the sample size is insignificant, but it could be considered as "historical."
Quote Originally Posted by undermysac: @jowchoo Just wanted to see if you could find something out for me through sdql. Note, I don't think that it's going to help out on future bets, but I'm just interested because I think that it's something historical. Since their loss to the Jets, they have won 5 straight games. In their last 4 games, they have been losing at halftime, but still won those games. On the season, they are 5-0 su in games where they were losing at halftime. How often has this happened in nfl history? Let alone, winning 4 straight under such circumstances? I believe that the win probability on teams that are losing at halftime are pretty low, not sure of the exact figure. So I think the results should be interesting. If there are any teams in the past who've done such things, and who were those teams. Is it a sign of a great coaching, or just over all good teams, or is this just flat out luck? UMS, the query is actually not complex: p:W and p:M2 < 0 and pp:W and pp:M2 < 0 and ppp:W and ppp:M2 < 0 and pppp:W and pppp:M2 < 0 p:W = won the previous game p:M2 < 0 = the team was trailing at the half (margin after the 2nd quarter was negative) Each additional p means another game previous. ATS: 1-1-0 It's only happened twice and the database goes back to 1989. Obviously the sample size is insignificant, but it could be considered as "historical."
Quote Originally Posted by undermysac: @jowchoo Just wanted to see if you could find something out for me through sdql. Note, I don't think that it's going to help out on future bets, but I'm just interested because I think that it's something historical. Since their loss to the Jets, they have won 5 straight games. In their last 4 games, they have been losing at halftime, but still won those games. On the season, they are 5-0 su in games where they were losing at halftime. How often has this happened in nfl history? Let alone, winning 4 straight under such circumstances? I believe that the win probability on teams that are losing at halftime are pretty low, not sure of the exact figure. So I think the results should be interesting. If there are any teams in the past who've done such things, and who were those teams. Is it a sign of a great coaching, or just over all good teams, or is this just flat out luck? UMS, the query is actually not complex: p:W and p:M2 < 0 and pp:W and pp:M2 < 0 and ppp:W and ppp:M2 < 0 and pppp:W and pppp:M2 < 0 p:W = won the previous game p:M2 < 0 = the team was trailing at the half (margin after the 2nd quarter was negative) Each additional p means another game previous. ATS: 1-1-0 It's only happened twice and the database goes back to 1989. Obviously the sample size is insignificant, but it could be considered as "historical."
So to be clear, and in English(I'm not computer language savy), it's only happened twice in history that a team has won 4 games in a row where they were losing at halftime?
Or it's only happened twice in history that a team won 5 games in a season where they trailed at halftime?
So to be clear, and in English(I'm not computer language savy), it's only happened twice in history that a team has won 4 games in a row where they were losing at halftime?
Or it's only happened twice in history that a team won 5 games in a season where they trailed at halftime?
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