KState pregame thread

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Just heard some guy on the radio in KC say that 2 out of 3 fans in Dublin right now is K-State. Thoughts from people who are there?
I've heard closer to 50/50. Probably tough to get a true feel since so many were visiting other places outside of Dublin beforehand.
 
It’s probably easier to spot them all wearing purple/lavender compared to our fans wearing 9 shades of cardinal, some gold, some yellow, some grey, and a **** ton of black.

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Lee Sterling with Paramount, a vegas insider has KSU 31, ISU 20. yikes not good.
According to Paramount Sports, Lee Sterling's clients have had winning football seasons in 30 out of the last 31 years. His lifetime record on 40-50 Max Wager selections is 71-28, which is a 71.7% winning percentage.
Based on these figures, Sterling's picks on these types of wagers are incorrect roughly 28.3% of the time, or roughly once every 3.5 picks. More broadly, his football picks as a whole have been wrong enough to result in losing seasons only once in the last 31 years. ...
...So, let's hope this falls in his 28.3% and we win outright. :)
 
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According to Paramount Sports, Lee Sterling's clients have had winning football seasons in 30 out of the last 31 years. His lifetime record on 40-50 Max Wager selections is 71-28, which is a 71.7% winning percentage.
Based on these figures, Sterling's picks on these types of wagers are incorrect roughly 28.3% of the time, or roughly once every 3.5 picks. More broadly, his football picks as a whole have been wrong enough to result in losing seasons only once in the last 31 years. ...
...So, let's hope this falls in his 28.3% and we win outright. :)
the one saving grace is consensus is wrong a lot early in the season.
 
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According to Paramount Sports, Lee Sterling's clients have had winning football seasons in 30 out of the last 31 years. His lifetime record on 40-50 Max Wager selections is 71-28, which is a 71.7% winning percentage.
Based on these figures, Sterling's picks on these types of wagers are incorrect roughly 28.3% of the time, or roughly once every 3.5 picks. More broadly, his football picks as a whole have been wrong enough to result in losing seasons only once in the last 31 years. ...
...So, let's hope this falls in his 28.3% and we win outright. :)
I’d be suspicious of that claimed winning percentage. Billy Walter’s claimed winning percentage was like 57% and he’s considered a legend and not allowed in casinos.
 
I’d be suspicious of that claimed winning percentage. Billy Walter’s claimed winning percentage was like 57% and he’s considered a legend and not allowed in casinos.
Generally dubious of anyone who sells or provides their picks as an “expert.” If he’s winning 72% of his bets, he doesn’t need a day job sharing his picks with the public.
 
According to Paramount Sports, Lee Sterling's clients have had winning football seasons in 30 out of the last 31 years. His lifetime record on 40-50 Max Wager selections is 71-28, which is a 71.7% winning percentage.
Based on these figures, Sterling's picks on these types of wagers are incorrect roughly 28.3% of the time, or roughly once every 3.5 picks. More broadly, his football picks as a whole have been wrong enough to result in losing seasons only once in the last 31 years. ...
...So, let's hope this falls in his 28.3% and we win outright. :)
Wonder what he picked that one time Kyle Kempt went down to Norman?