A computer model says West Virginia loses by 22. The writer disagrees, mildly. Game on Saturday.
No Respect? SP+ Model Projects WVU to Get Crushed by Texas Tech - Sports Illustrated
Filler Their Own Mouthpiece Bait and Snooze
A computer model says West Virginia loses by 22. The writer disagrees, mildly. Game on Saturday.
No Respect? SP+ Model Projects WVU to Get Crushed by Texas Tech - Sports Illustrated
Filler Their Own Mouthpiece Bait and Snooze
No news in it: a travel piece, event plug, evergreen explainer, listicle, roundup, holiday post, or something written to fill space or catch searches.
Each week, we take a look at what Bill Connelly's SP+ model on ESPN predicts
A weekly prediction-and-opinion preview of a college football game, with no reported event, is filler rather than news.
Junk rating: 5 out of 10 (0 is solid reporting, 10 is nothing under it).
Schuyler Callihan is the publisher of West Virginia On SI
The writer runs the outlet and promotes his own WVU postgame show and podcasts within the piece.
No Respect? SP+ Model Projects WVU to Get Crushed by Texas Tech
The headline promises a dramatic story, but the article is a speculative preview with no reported news inside.
Only what the reporting itself states, each with the words it rests on. One outlet saying it is not the same as it being confirmed.
hoping to be the story of the college football weekend in Week 10
The projection? Texas Tech 41, West Virginia 19.
The game will be televised on ESPN.
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