Dancing Bear
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Since the 2003 season through Week 7 this year, just over 2,500 NFL games have been played. What percentage of games end up with the following point differentials?
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Leroy Hoard
Footballguy
I'm guessing a fairly high % on all. It's the main reason NFL > NCAA. Just look at the spread of pointspreads on each league for yet more confirmation.
this week alone there isn't a spot over 8 in the NFL, but there are spots of 30-40 points and up in college
this week alone there isn't a spot over 8 in the NFL, but there are spots of 30-40 points and up in college
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Dancing Bear
Footballguy
Since the start of the 2003 season through week #07 of 2012 [2,505 games],
31% have ended with a point differential of 5 points or less.
57% have ended with a point differential of 10 points or less.
71% have ended with a point differential of 15 points or less.
81% have ended with a point differential of 20 points or less.
90% have ended with a point differential of 25 points or less.
The most lopsided point differential is 59 points!
Nearly 25% [1/4] of all games end with a point differential of 3 points or less!
31% have ended with a point differential of 5 points or less.
57% have ended with a point differential of 10 points or less.
71% have ended with a point differential of 15 points or less.
81% have ended with a point differential of 20 points or less.
90% have ended with a point differential of 25 points or less.
The most lopsided point differential is 59 points!
Nearly 25% [1/4] of all games end with a point differential of 3 points or less!
