Tommy Smokes is a writer for Barstool Sports, covering a wide range of topics from comedy to sports. His articles often reflect his unique and humorous perspective on everyday experiences, as well as his adventures with his colleagues at Barstool.
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*SPOILERS FOR EPISODE 6 IN THE VIDEO* Week 2 of Surviving Barstool has come to an end. 6 episodes down. 9 episodes to go.
By: Tommy Smokes
Welcome back to the Stats Lab. Every Sunday morning during the NFL season, I'll be blogging the stats I used on Barstool Sports Advisors that week, plus some other ones I found from my research for each game we covered. Whenever I pour through the data each week, I try to separate the meaningful trends from the nonsensical ones. For example, a team with a really good ATS record against a specific division (not their own)? Probably doesn't matter that much. Teams are always changing, and there's nothing that suggests all the same teams in a division play a certain way or anything. But a coach being really good off a bye week? That says something. A team covering a lot as a road dog? Probably means they're being consistently undervalued. League wide trends that hold steady across hundreds of matchups spanning years and years? Those are gold. So you have to look at every stat individually and decide if it matters.
After a journey through the desert, I decided it's time to settle down and find my wife. So I headed to the Barstool Scottsdale bar in Arizona to hold a 16-girl speed dating tournament where they competed head-to-head to become my wife. Watch to see who becomes Mrs. Smokes! Presented by Pink Whitney.
Week 3 of Surviving Barstool is upon us. Over the first 6 episodes, we've gone from 24 contestants down to 14 fighting for the $250,000 prize. As it stands, we've got two tribes of 7 people left after the tribe swap. Will old tribe alliances stay strong (RIP Pizza Four), or will new ones be made? And most importantly of all, who has the horrid displeasure of joining Mintzy and Klemmer in the jury house? Watch to find out!
By: Tommy Smokes
*SPOILERS FOR EPISODE 7 IN THE VIDEO* Surviving Barstool returned last night with a fantastic episode. Possibly the best of the season thus far.
We have reached the official halfway mark for Surviving Barstool Season 4. Tonight is the 8th of 15 episodes and the game has really started to heat up. There are no more "easy" votes out. There's nowhere to hide now. People who get eliminated are going to feel hurt and betrayed by people they may have considered friends (see last night). And if that drama isn't enough for you, we've now also got a hilarious subplot of Mintz, Klemmer, and Whitney living in a house together. Plenty to tune in for!
The final Surviving Barstool episode of 2024 is here. After this, we will be taking a brief holiday hiatus and then return with new episodes in January. Tonight's episode picks up after a hectic and c...
*SPOILERS FOR EPISODE 8 IN THE VIDEO* Last night was perhaps our most shocking and controversial tribal council of the season.
*SPOILERS FOR EPISODE 9 IN VIDEO* Our final Surviving Barstool episode before the holiday hiatus aired last night, and it was another fantastic piece of reality television.
By: Tommy Smokes
Welcome back to the Stats Lab. Every Sunday morning during the NFL season, I'll be blogging the stats I used on Barstool Sports Advisors that week, plus some other ones I found from my research for each game we covered. Whenever I pour through the data each week, I try to separate the meaningful trends from the nonsensical ones. For example, a team with a really good ATS record against a specific division (not their own)? Probably doesn't matter that much. Teams are always changing, and there's nothing that suggests all the same teams in a division play a certain way or anything. But a coach being really good off a bye week? That says something. A team covering a lot as a road dog? Probably means they're being consistently undervalued. League wide trends that hold steady across hundreds of matchups spanning years and years? Those are gold. So you have to look at every stat individually and decide if it matters.
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