November 2026 LSAT Predictions: How I Built the List (Deep Dive)

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Same 12 calls as my November predictions. New in this version: where the record comes from, the back-test with the dates locked, the counts under every rate, all 30 old experimental passages by name, and the Logical Reasoning list I built and threw out.

The November LSAT runs November 11 to 14. Most of these won't show up, and I say that in the video. If one does, treat that section as scored and read the passage fresh. Logical Reasoning is 2 of your 3 scored sections, so we cover that too.

The numbers (last 4 tests, June to October 2026)

Scored once, last seen 9 to 18 months ago: 24 of 116 came back (about 1 in 5)

Experimental only, last seen 13 to 18 months ago: 6 of 50 (about 1 in 8, small sample)

Scored once, more than 18 months ago: about 8% (about 1 in 12; the August check alone was 5 of 67)

Any passage at random: about 4% (about 1 in 25)

Scored 2 or more times: 12 of 479 (about 1 in 40)

Experimental, 9 to 12 months old: 2 of 137 (almost never)

Back-test, June, August and September 2026: my top 20 caught 10 of 46. A random 20 catches about 3. Newest tests first caught 1.

October, the first test the rule hadn't seen: 3 of 11 firmly matched passages in my top 12. A random 12 gets 0.4.