Buffalo Won 41–31. This Time, the Extra Confidence Helped
Buffalo beat Detroit 41–31. All three available models picked the winner, and sharpening improved the probability scores. The full record still favors the raw blend.
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Buffalo beat Detroit 41–31. All three available models picked the winner, and sharpening improved the probability scores. The full record still favors the raw blend.
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