SVB to Kick Off High Run Attempts
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16 innings, total of 3075 balls pocketed, gives Shane an average of running 192 balls per inning. I guess you're only counting the successful run attempts of over 100 balls.
308 I think
On yer feet there might be two of em...
Would you be able to give us numbers for the x's in the following distribution of SVB's runs?
Distribution of SVB's x runs:
0 balls pocketed -- x times
1-14 -- x
15-28 -- x
29-49 -- x
50-99 -- x
100-199 -- 11
200-299 -- 4 (210, 241, 253, 295)
300+ -- 1 (308)
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You can try and use numbers all you want to try and predict when its possible for Shane to run 600+ balls, but you fail to understand Shane's average is 192 balls. He would have to increase his average in a spike run of over 300% which still don't surpass 600. As it his his highest spike run is still about 200% short of reaching 600. You can't apply numbers to focus and concentration!!!
Your tech team is writing down (or somehow keeping track of) the size of just the large runs (near 100 and larger), not all of the runs?
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Shane didn't average 192 balls per attempt. That was on just his highest 16 runs, not all of the runs. And, no, I'm not trying to predict anything.
Oh I know, thats just his average of a 100 or more, all the other attempts he made were thrown out because they don't fit the agenda
yea but it's also out there for you to see. live streamed for free..Oh I know, thats just his average of a 100 or more, all the other attempts he made were thrown out because they don't fit the agenda
I think you missed the point. If ALL Shane's attempts are included under a 100 balls, his balls pocketed per inning drops drastically, so they're NOT being included for that reason.
Average runs over 100. Yup Govt math. Paints a picture, a perspective. For what purpose idk. Maybe how well he does after the first 100. Not sure if that’s important.
That’s like a batting average after 2 strikes. I’m sure it’s a different number than a regular batting average.
And we still don’t know the rules of 8 Ball collectively
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That’s like a batting average after 2 strikes. I’m sure it’s a different number than a regular batting average.
And we still don’t know the rules of 8 Ball collectively
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Oh I know, thats just his average of a 100 or more, all the other attempts he made were thrown out because they don't fit the agenda
I don't recall saying anything about anyone's BPI --so you're way off base on this.
Lou Figueroa
shocked
shocked I say