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Week 10 ·

Texas Longhorns at Missouri Tigers — prediction and win probability

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Texas Longhorns, 56% to win. We project them by 2.4.

The numbers

Our pickTexas Longhorns
Chance they win56%
Our projected spread (Texas Longhorns)-2.4
Our projected score (Texas Longhorns first)24-22
Projected total46.5
Our picks at 55% to 60% confidence32-16 (67%)

That is our real record at this confidence level. Every level, graded in public.

We’re judged on the chance to win. The projected spread, score and total come from the same numbers, and they beat a simple baseline in every season we tested. A spread reads as it does anywhere else: -11 means we project that side to win by eleven. These are our numbers, not the market’s. Where we have the market's numbers, they're shown separately and labeled.

Market average

Spread (Texas Longhorns)-2.5
Total44

The market’s numbers, not ours: an average across the books our data provider covers, for context beside the projections above. We don’t guarantee its accuracy or timeliness, and nothing here is a price you can transact at.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is predicted to win Texas vs Missouri?
Maiden gives Texas Longhorns a 56% chance to beat Missouri Tigers. We post that number before kickoff and check it against the result afterwards, win or lose.
What is the projected score for Texas vs Missouri?
We project Texas Longhorns 24, Missouri Tigers 22. The score and spread are there for context; we're only judged on the chance to win.
How often is Maiden right at this confidence level?
Picks we've made between 55% to 60% have won 32 of 48 college football games, 67%. That's why we post a percentage and not just a name: you can check whether a number in that range really meant what it said. Every level, in every sport, is on our track record page.
Where does the Texas vs Missouri win probability come from?
We rate every team on eleven seasons of college football results, mix in team efficiency ratings and recruiting talent, and adjust for home field, with Missouri Tigers hosting Texas Longhorns. We tested the method on more than six thousand games it had not seen. No sportsbook line goes into our number.
Is this betting advice?
No. Maiden publishes a win probability on every pick and grades every one of them in public, so there is a record to check rather than a claim to take on trust. We never tell anyone what to back or how much, and no outcome is guaranteed.

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