Hi all, Some of you may have seen my post in the 'Introduce yourself' part of the forums, if not i am brand new to the game and am going to need a little help for a while i learn the game providing all you great people can help of course. So heres my first question, On the home page for thephins.com, the newest news item states miami are .500 team for the first time in 2009. What exactly is a .500 team?
Thanks in advance. :knucks:
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.500 means the team has as many losses as wins. We are at .500, our record is 5-5.
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.500 refers to the team's winning percentage. A .500 record means we have won 50.0% of our games, which is true with us being 5-5. We have won 5 out of 10 games, so our winning percentage is .500. If we were currently 2-8, we would have won 2 games out of ten which would give us a winning percentage of .200. For another example, let's say we finish the season at 11-5. This would give us 11 wins out of 16 games, making our winning percentage about .688. Hope that answers your question :)dolfan7171 likes this. -
Just simple math, divide you number of wins by the number of games played and you get your winning percentage. wins/games played = Winning %
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Welcome to the site. :up:
I can't find it at this time but there is a thread where you can ask all the questions you like about football in general.Give me a sec. and I will look again. -
As has been stated before. The .500 means 50%. Meaning we have won 50% of our games. We're 5-5, so we're a .500 team.
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Welcome aboard Chocky, if you have any other questions about the game like "offsides vs encroachment" or "pass interference vs illegal contact" feel free to ask...:up:
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Finally found it mate.
Here you go:
http://forums.thephins.com/showthread.php?t=23872&highlight=football+questionsdolfan7171, TiP54, chockyUK and 1 other person like this. -
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And lets not even get into Lucky or Sam. :lol:djphinfan likes this. -
Talking out of your hat?
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Ate your hat? PM me if you need some food aid or something Conu, we are family here...
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Cool, thanks all, seems pretty obvious now :D i just wish the rest of it was as easy to understand :D
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This may help. American football has it's roots from rugby, and maybe a little soccer, which you may be a wee bit familiar with. :)
I had the same problem understanding soccer. I was told it's non-stop action but, did not see the action until I understood the game. Now, I'm a big fan.dolfan7171 likes this. -
I could teach you some great words I utilized yesterday. I even combined them in new creative manners.
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Yesterday I used these word by themselves, and in many assorted combos, adding in a few American words as well, as much as they were used in the entire TV series and quite possibly the centuries of usage in Ireland and the UK.
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Welcome to the madhouse m8 , nice to see another fan from the UK find their way here. Top board ,excellent people, you will enjoy it here.
While we asking questions , someone exlplain the linebacker positions , Mike etc , so I can show it to my m8 who is a ******ed Rams fan. -
One for the Scotsman.