The conclusion to draw from the AGgregate analyses of OP's permanent Mathup hypothesis?

The qualitatively clear differentiation between (a) the inequitable power and profit distributions found in the league dominated by a nutless bovine and (b) the conference characterized by equitable power and profit sharing.

Or:

The league ruled by baron bevo over lesser animal serfs is exponentially less in value as measured by every statistically relevant criterion than the conference owned and operated as a general partnership for the mutual benefit and profit of all of its partner members.

Sec is exponentially better than little 12.

agulhas78, that was quite a complex analysis. Simply unreal.

We really need the running game to be complementary to our passing attack if we're going to win.

There is a positive correlation between Texas A&M and other SEC institutions. In my opinion, the culture is the greatest common factor.

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Our outside run game wasn't producing. Sticking with the power series would be infinitely better.

farmer2010: sometimes the one-time precise mathematical economist in me collides with the didactic lawyer in me, resulting in the far too random distribution of particles of my twisted vocabulary all over the plane of prose -- and a further phenomenon is the increasingly more frequent corollary between my increasing years and the quantum of distributed outliers, which I attempt through data manipulation to lessen, lest my standard deviations multiply even more than the also increasing inches of my waistline

This move will add Absolute Value to our overall reputation that will go down in Histeresis!

I know that our confernece affiliation will be transitive in the near future.

Texas A&M made the only rational decision leaving the Big12-2-1 for the SEC.

Now everyone can see that a functional Big 12-2-1 is the square root of -1.

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Yes, the topology of college football has changed.

Though our new conference mates might hate us next year, it's awesome how they already abacus up!

I wonder if we'll play better when its 45 degrees as opposed to 90 degrees?

I think the right angle to take would be to pray for 90 degrees.

This thread is incredible. Well done, all.

sandman - concerning your hypothesis: also to pray that the aggie quantum result = the hypotenuse, and therefore the right answer to that prayer.

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Speaking of pi, someone needs to bring back the SEC hotties thread.

We need to play better in the 3rd and 4th quadrants.

What is the difference between the Big 12 and the SEC as you extrapolate it? Also, how does that affect the remainder of our athletics schedule? Will our increase in attendance result in an exponential growth in athletic funds?

All these math jokes on a football board... so off-topic, it's not even wrong!

The common denominator in this weeks game is the SEC from here on out.

A: Bevo's valuation of its serfs: infinitesimal

B: SEC's valuation of each of its members, from the oldest to the newest, in comparison to each of the others: equal

C: Difference to A&M of B over A? INFINITY

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LethalWeapon5 never weighed in after his OP. I'd like to measure his level of satisfaction with our response..

I bet it's at absolute maximum. Pie anyone?

In the SEC, you can't do calculus and drink beer at the same time, because it's illegal to drink and derive...

I think you bring an absolute value to this board Lou Holtz.

The ratio of the the diameter of the moon to it's circumference is known as Moon Pi (since we're talking southern now...)

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JCA, were you taking the tangent view?

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This.

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The rate of decay of the big (12 - 3) conference seems to be increasing with respect to time.

Well in the SEC we can stop using pencils... Because a PEMDAS just fine.

what are the odds of an SEC title in the first 5 years.

Absolutely agree with the original hypotenuse.....more good mathups means more good chatter!

what acute thread we have here

How long until Johnny football takes the SECant

Mathups

Lou Holtz approves of the OP.

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Speaking of pi, someone needs to bring back the SEC hotties thread.

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LOL

I've seen 'em play since way back when
And they've always had the grit.
I've seen 'em lose and I've seen 'em win
But I've never seen 'em quit.

The SEC is as American as apple Pi.

Edit: someone beat me to it.

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