I predicted 7 and 5 based on the expectation that Purdue, Michigan State and Minnesota would maintain or raise their performance based on last year's results. If they met those marks, they very likely win given Franklin's abysmal performance against really any team with a pulse. Looking back at this season, the equation holds. Penn State is 0 and 6 the last two regular seasons against the teams that fit the model. The model has proven 91% plus accurate when applied to Franklin's entire head coaching career. Where I erred was the quality of the competition, which is very very low this year when you look at who we played. Utah fits the model of a team that Franklin will lose to more than 91% of the time, but then again, I don't apply it to post season games for a variety of reasons. You never know when a team doesn't want to be there. For example, this is the year to play Bama in a bowl game and make a name for yourself because they likely don't want to be there. Now we have to think about me-first players opting out.