Something called a Predictalator
simulated the 2012 college football season 50,000 times to come up with projections for how each team will fare this year. How does it work, you ask? I don't know. I'll let the people behind the Predictalator tell you:
The Predictalator is the most advanced sports forecasting software available today. The technology has the ability to account for all of the statistical interactions of the players (playing or not playing/injured), coaches, officials, fans (homefield advantage) and weather in each game. The Predictalator plays every game 50,000 times before it's actually played. This provides PredictionMachine.com the ability to assign probabilities to the likelihood of just about any outcome occurring in any event as well as to project individual statistics and more including straight-up, against-the-spread and over/under pick percentages for each game.
This magical machine of seeing into the future
predicts Kentucky will go 4.2-7.8 this season.*
That's a little shy of bowl eligibility.
(H/T GoVolsXtra.com)
*That's an average of the 50,000 simulations, not what PredictionMachine.com projects Kentucky's actual record to be.
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