Actually .286:eek:

Actually .286:eek:

 

2/5 is the same as 4/10 which is also .4, right? Math is not my area though.

I don't recall Archie having a subpar year when he left, seems as though he became the County Judge Executive.

 

 

Archies teams came instilled with his tough attitude, and played basic football very well. Blocking, tackling and hard hitting. Nothing fancy, just line up and move forward. You didn't see much confusion among the players about where to be, they were always prepared to play. Thats why he had success.

 

I cannot remember an Archie Powers coached team who were fundamentally so weak. I don't think I ever seen anyone score 62 points on his defense, either. Those teams would be lucky to give up 62 through 5 games.

Corbin is 2-5, meaning 2 wins in 7 games or 2/7=.28571428571428...ahh, we'll call it .286

2/5 is the same as 4/10 which is also .4, right? Math is not my area though.

 

The problem with your figuring is...you're erroneously using the number of losses for the number of games played.

 

Out of 7 games, Corbin has won 2. So... 2/7 is the percentage of games won. JASA is correct.

The problem with your figuring is...you're erroneously using the number of losses for the number of games played.

 

Out of 7 games, Corbin has won 2. So... 2/7 is the percentage of games won. JASA is correct.

 

Thanks. Like I said math isn't my area. We're worse than I thought!!! :scared: