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		By: matthew		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[After watching the BYU/Mississippi State and Clemson/NC State games, I wonder how the ratings would change if you removed the OT period from the ratings and just considered the score after regulation (i.e., a tie). It just seems that a touchdown margin is not indicative of how those games actually played out. Not sure how easy that would be for you to calculate. Perhaps an offseason project? Just curious if that would make the ratings more accurate when predicting things going forward.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>After watching the BYU/Mississippi State and Clemson/NC State games, I wonder how the ratings would change if you removed the OT period from the ratings and just considered the score after regulation (i.e., a tie). It just seems that a touchdown margin is not indicative of how those games actually played out. Not sure how easy that would be for you to calculate. Perhaps an offseason project? Just curious if that would make the ratings more accurate when predicting things going forward.</p>
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