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Post by bayarea on Sept 21, 2015 17:38:15 GMT -5
Ah, thanks. The outlook got rosier for the top teams and more grim for the bottom teams. Thanks for doing this. Can't wait to see how it works through the season.
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Post by bigfanofbigfan on Sept 21, 2015 18:02:26 GMT -5
What does "a down year" for a conference mean, anyway? For the Pac12 , it's the year when When Stanford lost to PSU, Texas, Florida and/or Nebraska AND lost to an unranked team, obviously,
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Post by bluepenquin on Sept 22, 2015 9:54:32 GMT -5
With Sept 21 pablo: USC 16-4 .801 Washington 16-4 .799 UCLA 16-4 .794 Stanford 15-5 .766 ASU 13-7 .642 Arizona 11-9 .532 Oregon 8-12 .423 WSU 8-12 .379 Colorado 7-13 .327 Utah 4-16 .196 OSU 4-16 .179 Cal 3-17 .161 It will be interesting to see how closely this prediction ends up matching the final records. Here is what this would have looked like last year right before conference season - and then the actual record at the end. The Pablo ratings did change a couple weeks ago... Stanford (14-6), .693 (19-1) Washington (14-6), .678 (18-2) Oregon (13-7), .645 (11-9) USC (11-9), .566 (8-12) Arizona (10-10), .502 (12-8) UCLA (10-10), .502 (11-9) Arizona State (10-10), .496 (9-11) Colorado (9-11), .440 (11-9) Utah (9-11), .414 (9-11) Oregon State (8-12), .414 (9-11) Washington State (7-13), .327 (1-19) California (6-14), .312 (2-18)
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