With such a high amount of undecideds and the fact that Hegar is relatively unknown compared to Cornyn (who a lot of people apparently haven't either made their mind about yet as he's polling a bit far from 50 for an incumbent) and the fact that we still have a while before the election, I don't understand why anyone's predicting a double-digit Cornyn victory which won't even happen anyway.
Did I predict a double-digit Cornyn victory without paying attention to the data? No, I didn’t. I tried to estimate who the undecideds will pick as we get closer to the election. You can call my analysis flawed, but I don’t think just criticizing the result is helpful.
Also, my double-digit Cornyn victory prediction was based on the LV sample which has Cornyn leading 43/29. The RV sample indicates a high single-digit Cornyn victory. Maybe that’s why you found it improbable.