13/14 B1G teams above W. Virginia. So the only B1G team WVU would beat is Rutgers? I don't think so Tim.9/14 Big 10 teams are in the top 20. The system basically has every big 10 team at the top in SOS.
13/14 B1G teams above W. Virginia. So the only B1G team WVU would beat is Rutgers? I don't think so Tim.9/14 Big 10 teams are in the top 20. The system basically has every big 10 team at the top in SOS.
more like hold my meth.
ObligatoryHaving no non con schedule has broken these computer rankings
To be fair, there is a variety of reasons hawk fans don’t have teeth.If they are true meth peeps it will be "Hold my teeth".
To be fair, there is a variety of reasons hawk fans don’t have teeth.
If not, order a pizza for delivery. You’ll get to meet a UI grad.hAVe YoU mET aN iOwa fAn?
Took at vantage of the $50 payment to have dental students practice pulling teeth. Easy couple hundred bucks.Lost them in a series of bar fights?
Lost them due to drinking a gallon of sugary soda everyday out of jumbo cups from fav quick shop?
Took the advisory comment "Less teeth" literally and had them pulled?
Most seasons Sagarin ranking get better as the season goes on longer. But there is no way in hell its going to be real accurate this year, even at the end. Just not going to be enough data points with little to no crossover games, and everything played in conference by most of the leagues.
Not sure which two you're referring to. The way I read it, if you take the difference in the PREDICTOR values and factor in the home team (he is definitely discounting the latter due to limited fan attendance), Sagarin says this is a good predictor of the difference in final score. The RATING difference isn't quite the same, I think because a while back Sagarin was used for playoff rankings, and he wasn't supposed to factor in point differentials in games played (the committee was trying to minimize running up the score in games).Can anyone explain how the two predictor tables work?