if we think as both teams as d3 teams, it makes more sense. colonels, your team is good offensively for a d3 team, but with that iq, would it be a surprise for them to play like a poor d3 team offensively? no, it wouldn't. it happens reasonably often.
the other team, they are a poor d3 team offensively. would it be a surprise for them to play like a mediocre d3 team offensively? no, not really.
the combination of both events happening IS pretty unlikely, but at least 1%. and you are then losing to them offensively in that case. so i don't see what the fuss is about with offense. iq is important in terms of average offensive performance, but not massive. but in terms of volatility of offensive performance, it is massive. with your iq, you have to except really crappy offensive performances. don't like it? balance your iq like the rest of us so you don't have a team that essentially has late freshman year iq. your iq is literally significantly worse than a team of 12 freshman towards the end of the year. and you are complaining about inconsistency? i think you need to step back and realize just how utterly ridiculous that sounds. if somebody else was on here, saying, my team of 12 freshman blew the last game of the season with a crappy performance on the road to a less talented team, you would probably laugh at them.