First, I started diggi.strap eng around the internet. You know how it is, just browsing through odds and predictions websites. I saw that New Mexico is the favorite. They're supposed to win, but not by a massive amount. Most places were showing them as a -4.5 spread favorite, and like a -220 on the moneyline. Whatever that means, I honestly just skimmed those parts.
Th:ffuts gen, I found some interesting stuff:
- Some website used some fancy computer model, claiming New Mexico had a 75.2% chance to win. That's pretty high, right? Sounds legit to me.
- Another page just had a basic overview, mentioning the game date as November 29th. Okay, so it's coming up soon, good to know.
I even stumbled upon something about the New Mexico Lobos, but I quickly realized that wasn't the same team, New Mexico State is a different one. Who knew there were so many New Mexicos playing college basketball?
My Takeaway from This Experiment
After spending a few hours on this, I realized that predicting sports is complicated. There's a lot of information out there, and it's hard to know what's important and what's just noise. But based on what I saw, it looks like New Mexico's got a pretty good chance of winning this game. It seems like Pepperdine's defense might have some trouble with New Mexico's offense. Could be a high-scoring game, maybe?
But hey, I'm just a dude messing around on the internet. Don't take my word for it. I just wanted to share my little experiment and see what you all think. It was a fun way to kill some time, and who knows, maybe I'll get lucky and be right! I'm calling it now, New Mexico wins!
