Doctor Psych is an MD, PhD, professor of Psychiatry living outside Dallas. A lifelong Colts fan, he battles his sports addictions in a daily fight to run a lab and raise his toddler son. The Juice is a PhD neuroscientist living in Manhattan. A former D-3 offensive lineman, he remains a lowly Browns supporter from before "The Drive," maintaining a will to live only for the sake of his three-year-old daughter. Each week, they analyze results, make predictions, and generally discuss NFL news.
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
An Alarming Trend?
Some of you might remember the good Doctor sounding a bit smug early in the season about his proficiency in the picks department. I seem to recall an article touting his Zen philosophy of picking games. I've personally noticed a distinct paucity of comments from the Doc on this subject in recent weeks. Why, you might ask? As a good scientist, I, of course, turn to the data. In examining our picks, I've noticed an alarming trend:
That's right, folks, The Juice has beaten the Doc in the picks catagory quite a few times of late. In fact, the gap has been closed to almost nothing, and our correct picks per week are now no longer statistically different: Doc is 7.375 ± 0.8851 correct picks per week, while I'm 6.875 ± 0.5489. Will I continue to stomp his balls for the rest of the season? Will the Doc grow a pair and start making decent picks? Stay tuned to Dr. Psych and The Juice to find out!
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