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Good morning, traders and quantitative investors. Johnny Ellington here with the Ellington Edge Analytics morning debrief for Thursday, October 15th, 2026. Last night gave us a textbook real-world demonstration of why our mathematical architecture works. On Wednesday’s board, we went two and one on our straight foundations. Western Kentucky went into Huntsville and completely dominated the line of scrimmage in a sixteen to three victory to cash minus 1.5 with zero sweat. Out in Los Angeles for Game 3 of the NLCS, our model caught pure market disrespect on Milwaukee—and the Brewers didn't just cover the run-line, they walked into Dodger Stadium and won outright, six to two. Now, Kennesaw State dropped a tight three-point decision, meaning we didn't get the three-game clean sweep. But look at our 2-of-3 cash floor: because of how we structure our two-leg round-robin combination pairs, Pair C cashed at plus 227. That winning ticket completely absorbed our combination expenses...