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Post by bluepenquin on Oct 26, 2015 20:31:15 GMT -5
RPI is a projected season ending RPI based on the win probabilities for the remaining games on the schedule using the current Pablo rating.
Projected RPI rank. (LW rank) School (Overall win/loss, Conference win/loss) (SOS rank) - Unadjusted projected RPI rank
1. (1) USC (31-1, 19-1) (36) - 3 2. (2) Texas (25-2, 15-1) (18) - 1 3. (3) Florida (24-4, 15-3) (2) - 2 4. (5) Minnesota (26-4, 18-2) (10) - 4 5. (6) UCLA (24-6, 15-5) (7) - 5 6. (7) Ohio State (26-6, 15-5) (15) - 6 7. (11) Penn State (27-4, 16-4) (37) - 8 8. (8) Kansas (26-2, 14-2) (56) - 7 9. (4) Nebraska (25-5, 16-4) (27) - 9 10. (12) Kentucky (23-7, 16-2) (11) - 10 11. (18) Wisconsin (22-8, 14-6) (9) - 14 12. (9) BYU (25-4, 15-3) (62) - 11 13. (10) Washington (26-4, 16-4) (64) - 13 14. (15) Florida State (26-5, 19-1) (46) - 16 15. (13) Western Kentucky (29-2, 16-0) (81) - 12 16. (16) Louisville (24-6, 18-2) (38) - 18 17. (14) Arkansas State (24-2, 15-1) (95) - 15 18. (23) Stanford (21-7, 15-5) (26) - 20 19. (17) Missouri (25-6, 13-5) (40) - 17 20. (25) San Diego (22-8, 15-3) (25) - 19 21. (19) Creighton (23-8, 17-1) (30) - 22 22. (20) Arizona State (23-8, 12-8) (32) - 21 23. (21) Texas A&M (19-10, 12-6) (5) - 23 24. (26) Iowa State (18-10, 11-5) (8) - 25 25. (22) SMU (29-3, 19-1) (106) - 24 26. (24) Hawaii (25-2, 15-1) (139) - 26 27. (31) Marquette (23-8, 14-4) (50) - 31 28. (27) Illinois (19-12, 10-10) (12) - 32 29. (32) Loyola Marymount (20-10, 11-7) (21) - 28 30. (36) North Carolina (19-10, 16-4) (24) - 33 31. (38) Dayton (23-7, 13-1) (71) - 27 32. (35) Wichita State (25-7, 16-2) (70) - 29 33. (33) Colorado State (25-4, 18-0) (120) - 30 34. (45) Purdue (22-9, 13-7) (51) - 34 35. (41) Santa Clara (22-8, 13-5) (61) - 35 36. (29) Arkansas (20-10, 10-8) (44) - 39 37. (30) Ohio (25-5, 15-1) (123) - 36 38. (34) Villanova (25-6, 15-3) (98) - 37 39. (28) Northwestern (16-15, 8-12) (1) - 43 40. (37) Michigan (18-13, 8-12) (13) - 38 41. (46) James Madison (25-4, 15-1) (143) - 40 42. (44) Idaho State (22-8, 14-2) (79) - 44 43. (40) Baylor (17-13, 5-11) (14) - 41 44. (50) Miami-FL (21-9, 14-6) (54) - 42 45. (39) Arizona (19-13, 9-11) (23) - 45 46. (48) Northern Arizona (24-5, 14-2) (133) - 46 47. (54) Michigan State (19-12, 11-9) (33) - 47 48. (42) Missouri State (21-10, 12-6) (68) - 48 49. (43) Virginia (20-11, 12-8) (42) - 49 50. (49) Pacific (19-11, 10-8) (45) - 50 51. (57) Long Beach State (24-7, 13-3) (135) - 54 52. (53) Kansas State (16-12, 8-8) (29) - 51 53. (55) TCU (19-9, 9-7) (72) - 52 54. (51) Boise State (22-8, 14-4) (103) - 53 55. (52) Wyoming (22-8, 12-6) (109) - 58 56. (47) Pittsburgh (23-9, 13-7) (99) - 55 57. (62) Southern Illinois (21-10, 12-6) (74) - 57 58. (61) Northern Iowa (17-14, 11-7) (34) - 60 59. (67) Illinois State (22-9, 12-6) (104) - 56 60. (56) Lipscomb (20-9, 12-2) (85) - 59 61. (58) Saint Louis (22-8, 11-3) (124) - 65 62. (73) Cleveland State (25-5, 14-2) (209) - 61 63. (64) Oregon (14-15, 8-12) (16) - 62 64. (71) Appalachian State (21-6, 14-2) (169) - 63 65. (72) UNC Wilmington (21-7, 12-4) (155) - 64 66. (91) Colorado (18-14, 10-10) (53) - 69 67. (59) Iowa (14-19, 4-16) (6) - 72 68. (68) Pepperdine (16-15, 7-11) (31) - 68 69. (65) Syracuse (21-10, 12-8) (108) - 66 70. (63) Chattanooga (24-5, 13-3) (237) - 67 71. (60) Loyola-Chicago (22-8, 12-6) (141) - 70 72. (76) Oklahoma (11-17, 5-11) (3) - 73 73. (77) Gonzaga (17-14, 8-10) (39) - 75 74. (74) Florida Gulf Coast (23-8, 12-2) (145) - 71 75. (82) New Mexico State (25-6, 13-1) (236) - 77 76. (84) Texas-San Antonio (22-8, 13-3) (149) - 76 77. (85) Sacramento State (24-7, 11-5) (205) - 82 78. (92) Cincinnati (21-10, 13-7) (111) - 78 79. (69) Temple (23-9, 14-6) (144) - 79 80. (78) Xavier (16-13, 12-6) (57) - 84 81. (81) Coastal Carolina (22-4, 14-0) (256) - 80 82. (96) Ole Miss (22-11, 8-10) (129) - 86 83. (87) Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (28-4, 16-0) (262) - 74 84. (70) Florida Atlantic (18-10, 10-6) (100) - 81 85. (66) Rice (19-11, 9-7) (96) - 83 86. (97) Oakland (18-12, 12-4) (88) - 85 87. (79) American (25-6, 16-0) (228) - 87 88. (89) North Texas (19-12, 11-5) (91) - 88 89. (83) San Francisco (19-12, 6-12) (87) - 89 90. (86) Auburn (16-14, 8-10) (48) - 90 91. (88) Cal Poly (21-6, 13-3) (212) - 91 92. (93) Tennessee (23-10, 9-9) (150) - 94 93. (75) Towson (25-6, 11-5) (246) - 92 94. (100) Rhode Island (19-8, 9-5) (171) - 93 95. (95) Virginia Tech (18-14, 9-11) (76) - 96 96. (111) Duke (15-15, 10-10) (58) - 97 97. (80) Murray State (25-2, 15-1) (299) - 95 98. (90) Denver (24-8, 12-4) (223) - 98 99. (98) New Mexico (18-13, 11-7) (86) - 100 100. (101) Furman (18-8, 12-4) (177) - 99 101. (102) Northern Illinois (17-11, 13-3) (119) - 103 102. (103) Texas-Arlington (20-8, 11-5) (179) - 101 103. (99) Georgia Tech (19-13, 10-10) (107) - 102 104. (94) Washington State (16-16, 5-15) (67) - 104 105. (115) Indiana (15-17, 5-15) (47) - 106 106. (105) Alabama (15-17, 9-9) (55) - 111 107. (110) Army (22-7, 14-2) (243) - 105 108. (107) LSU (11-18, 7-11) (20) - 107 109. (120) UCF (16-16, 10-10) (75) - 108 110. (129) Kent State (18-10, 12-4) (158) - 109 111. (104) Texas State (18-11, 13-3) (130) - 110 112. (116) IUPUI (21-9, 12-4) (224) - 114 113. (109) Hofstra (20-11, 11-5) (173) - 112 114. (122) UNC Greensboro (22-9, 12-4) (208) - 113 115. (114) St. Johns (19-14, 9-9) (112) - 115 116. (108) George Washington (20-10, 9-5) (184) - 117 117. (117) Kennesaw State (17-8, 9-5) (181) - 116 118. (118) College of Charleston (16-14, 8-8) (93) - 118 119. (112) Miami-OH (19-10, 11-5) (206) - 121 120. (123) Southern Miss (23-10, 10-6) (233) - 119 121. (113) North Dakota State (18-12, 9-7) (159) - 120 122. (106) Tulsa (14-18, 9-11) (65) - 122 123. (130) Memphis (20-13, 11-9) (152) - 123 124. (134) Liberty (16-11, 11-3) (160) - 124 125. (128) Seton Hall (14-17, 8-10) (78) - 125
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Post by n00b on Oct 26, 2015 21:09:12 GMT -5
Perhaps one thing to play with is the effect that conference tournaments could have on this. Conference USA (WKU), Sun Belt (Ark State), Big East, Atlantic 10 (Dayton), Missouri Valley, MAC, CAA and Big Sky all have tournaments.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 26, 2015 21:12:32 GMT -5
The weaker the conference, the more negative the affect on the top teams rpi?
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Post by spikerthemovie on Oct 26, 2015 21:25:12 GMT -5
I believe you've mentioned in the past that these projections play out pretty accurately -- 90 percent, maybe? I'm thinking Minnesota must mess up a big chunk of that other ten percent, given that they started the season projected as a 10-10 team in conference play and they're now at 18-2?
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Post by bluepenquin on Oct 26, 2015 21:39:28 GMT -5
Here are the +/- 1 conference wins scenarios:
4. Minnesota (18 Wins-4) (19 Wins-1) (17 Wins-4) 6. Ohio State (15 Wins-6) (16 Wins-5) (14 Wins-6) 7. Penn State (16 Wins-7) (17 Wins-7) (15 Wins-9) 9. Nebraska (16 Wins-8) (17 Wins-7) (15 Wins-11) 11. Wisconsin (14 Wins-11) (15 Wins-8) (13 Wins-13) 28. Illinois (10 Wins-27) (11 Wins-24) (9 Wins-34) 34. Purdue (13 Wins-34) (14 Wins-29) (12 Wins-40) 39. Northwestern (8 Wins-39) (9 Wins-35) (7 Wins-45) 40. Michigan (8 Wins-40) (9 Wins-35) (7 Wins-47) 47. Michigan State (11 Wins-46) (12 Wins-38) (10 Wins-52)
1. USC (19 Wins-1) (20 Wins-1) (18 Wins-4) 5. UCLA (15 Wins-6) (16 Wins-5) (14 Wins-7) 13. Washington (16 Wins-15) (17 Wins-12) (15 Wins-20) 18. Stanford (15 Wins-16) (16 Wins-11) (14 Wins-19) 22. Arizona State (12 Wins-23) (13 Wins-19) (11 Wins-26) 45. Arizona (9 Wins-46) (10 Wins-39) (8 Wins-54) 63. Oregon (8 Wins-67) (9 Wins-61) (7 Wins-84) 66. Colorado (10 Wins-63) (11 Wins-58) (9 Wins-74)
2. Texas (15 Wins-3) (16 Wins-1) (14 Wins-4) 8. Kansas (14 Wins-8) (15 Wins-6) (13 Wins-11) 24. Iowa State (11 Wins-24) (12 Wins-19) (10 Wins-26) 43. Baylor (5 Wins-44) (6 Wins-37) (4 Wins-51) 52. Kansas State (8 Wins-56) (9 Wins-49) (7 Wins-63) 53. TCU (9 Wins-54) (10 Wins-46) (8 Wins-61)
12. BYU (15 Wins-13) (16 Wins-10) (14 Wins-19) 20. San Diego (15 Wins-21) (16 Wins-17) (14 Wins-25) 29. Loyola Marymount (11 Wins-29) (12 Wins-25) (10 Wins-34) 35. Santa Clara (13 Wins-35) (14 Wins-29) (12 Wins-40) 50. Pacific (10 Wins-47) (11 Wins-39) (9 Wins-54)
14. Florida State (19 Wins-13) (20 Wins-10) (18 Wins-18) 16. Louisville (18 Wins-18) (19 Wins-13) (17 Wins-23) 30. North Carolina (16 Wins-30) (17 Wins-26) (15 Wins-35) 44. Miami-FL (14 Wins-41) (15 Wins-35) (13 Wins-48) 49. Virginia (12 Wins-47) (13 Wins-39) (11 Wins-54) 56. Pittsburgh (13 Wins-55) (14 Wins-48) (12 Wins-60)
3. Florida (15 Wins-3) (-) (14 Wins-4) 10. Kentucky (16 Wins-10) (17 Wins-7) (15 Wins-12) 19. Missouri (13 Wins-19) (14 Wins-16) (12 Wins-24) 23. Texas A&M (12 Wiins-21) (13 Wins-16) (11 Wins-25) 36. Arkansas (10 Wins-39) (11 Wins-34) (9 Wins-47)
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Post by bluepenquin on Oct 26, 2015 21:43:16 GMT -5
Perhaps one thing to play with is the effect that conference tournaments could have on this. Conference USA (WKU), Sun Belt (Ark State), Big East, Atlantic 10 (Dayton), Missouri Valley, MAC, CAA and Big Sky all have tournaments. In the past, I have done this once the matches are known. I remember looking at scenarios for the Big East (Marquette at the time) in prior years. The Conference tournament for the BE was a net positive for the winner - but the BE tournament really shields their teams by making it a 4 team tournament.
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Post by The Bofa on the Sofa on Oct 26, 2015 21:49:29 GMT -5
So what happens if UNI were to get to 12-6 in the MVC? They get up 10 spots and they are in at-large country by making the Valley finals
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Post by bluepenquin on Oct 26, 2015 21:51:38 GMT -5
I believe you've mentioned in the past that these projections play out pretty accurately -- 90 percent, maybe? I'm thinking Minnesota must mess up a big chunk of that other ten percent, given that they started the season projected as a 10-10 team in conference play and they're now at 18-2? I have never taken a position on the accuracy of any given team's projected wins for the season - or what their final RPI rank will be. I only claim that the SOS is most likely not going to change much after the 3rd or 4th week and the RPI rank will be reasonably accurate in projecting the final RPI rank for any given final wins and loss. In other words, the RPI Future would have been reasonably accurate in projecting what MN RPI rank would be after the 3rd week if they won 10 conference games, 14 conference games, or 18 conference games.
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Post by ay2013 on Oct 26, 2015 21:53:02 GMT -5
RPI is a projected season ending RPI based on the win probabilities for the remaining games on the schedule using the current Pablo rating.
Projected RPI rank. (LW rank) School (Overall win/loss, Conference win/loss) (SOS rank) - Unadjusted projected RPI rank
1. (1) USC (31-1, 19-1) (36) - 3 2. (2) Texas (25-2, 15-1) (18) - 1 3. (3) Florida (24-4, 15-3) (2) - 2 4. (5) Minnesota (26-4, 18-2) (10) - 4 5. (6) UCLA (24-6, 15-5) (7) - 5 6. (7) Ohio State (26-6, 15-5) (15) - 6 7. (11) Penn State (27-4, 16-4) (37) - 8 8. (8) Kansas (26-2, 14-2) (56) - 7 9. (4) Nebraska (25-5, 16-4) (27) - 9 10. (12) Kentucky (23-7, 16-2) (11) - 10 11. (18) Wisconsin (22-8, 14-6) (9) - 14 12. (9) BYU (25-4, 15-3) (62) - 11 13. (10) Washington (26-4, 16-4) (64) - 13 14. (15) Florida State (26-5, 19-1) (46) - 16 15. (13) Western Kentucky (29-2, 16-0) (81) - 12 16. (16) Louisville (24-6, 18-2) (38) - 18 17. (14) Arkansas State (24-2, 15-1) (95) - 15 18. (23) Stanford (21-7, 15-5) (26) - 20 19. (17) Missouri (25-6, 13-5) (40) - 17 20. (25) San Diego (22-8, 15-3) (25) - 19 21. (19) Creighton (23-8, 17-1) (30) - 22 22. (20) Arizona State (23-8, 12-8) (32) - 21 23. (21) Texas A&M (19-10, 12-6) (5) - 23 24. (26) Iowa State (18-10, 11-5) (8) - 25 25. (22) SMU (29-3, 19-1) (106) - 24 26. (24) Hawaii (25-2, 15-1) (139) - 26 27. (31) Marquette (23-8, 14-4) (50) - 31 28. (27) Illinois (19-12, 10-10) (12) - 32 29. (32) Loyola Marymount (20-10, 11-7) (21) - 28 30. (36) North Carolina (19-10, 16-4) (24) - 33 31. (38) Dayton (23-7, 13-1) (71) - 27 32. (35) Wichita State (25-7, 16-2) (70) - 29 33. (33) Colorado State (25-4, 18-0) (120) - 30 34. (45) Purdue (22-9, 13-7) (51) - 34 35. (41) Santa Clara (22-8, 13-5) (61) - 35 36. (29) Arkansas (20-10, 10-8) (44) - 39 37. (30) Ohio (25-5, 15-1) (123) - 36 38. (34) Villanova (25-6, 15-3) (98) - 37 39. (28) Northwestern (16-15, 8-12) (1) - 43 40. (37) Michigan (18-13, 8-12) (13) - 38 41. (46) James Madison (25-4, 15-1) (143) - 40 42. (44) Idaho State (22-8, 14-2) (79) - 44 43. (40) Baylor (17-13, 5-11) (14) - 41 44. (50) Miami-FL (21-9, 14-6) (54) - 42 45. (39) Arizona (19-13, 9-11) (23) - 45 46. (48) Northern Arizona (24-5, 14-2) (133) - 46 47. (54) Michigan State (19-12, 11-9) (33) - 47 48. (42) Missouri State (21-10, 12-6) (68) - 48 49. (43) Virginia (20-11, 12-8) (42) - 49 50. (49) Pacific (19-11, 10-8) (45) - 50 51. (57) Long Beach State (24-7, 13-3) (135) - 54 52. (53) Kansas State (16-12, 8-8) (29) - 51 53. (55) TCU (19-9, 9-7) (72) - 52 54. (51) Boise State (22-8, 14-4) (103) - 53 55. (52) Wyoming (22-8, 12-6) (109) - 58 56. (47) Pittsburgh (23-9, 13-7) (99) - 55 57. (62) Southern Illinois (21-10, 12-6) (74) - 57 58. (61) Northern Iowa (17-14, 11-7) (34) - 60 59. (67) Illinois State (22-9, 12-6) (104) - 56 60. (56) Lipscomb (20-9, 12-2) (85) - 59 61. (58) Saint Louis (22-8, 11-3) (124) - 65 62. (73) Cleveland State (25-5, 14-2) (209) - 61 63. (64) Oregon (14-15, 8-12) (16) - 62 64. (71) Appalachian State (21-6, 14-2) (169) - 63 65. (72) UNC Wilmington (21-7, 12-4) (155) - 64 66. (91) Colorado (18-14, 10-10) (53) - 69 67. (59) Iowa (14-19, 4-16) (6) - 72 68. (68) Pepperdine (16-15, 7-11) (31) - 68 69. (65) Syracuse (21-10, 12-8) (108) - 66 70. (63) Chattanooga (24-5, 13-3) (237) - 67 71. (60) Loyola-Chicago (22-8, 12-6) (141) - 70 72. (76) Oklahoma (11-17, 5-11) (3) - 73 73. (77) Gonzaga (17-14, 8-10) (39) - 75 74. (74) Florida Gulf Coast (23-8, 12-2) (145) - 71 75. (82) New Mexico State (25-6, 13-1) (236) - 77 76. (84) Texas-San Antonio (22-8, 13-3) (149) - 76 77. (85) Sacramento State (24-7, 11-5) (205) - 82 78. (92) Cincinnati (21-10, 13-7) (111) - 78 79. (69) Temple (23-9, 14-6) (144) - 79 80. (78) Xavier (16-13, 12-6) (57) - 84 81. (81) Coastal Carolina (22-4, 14-0) (256) - 80 82. (96) Ole Miss (22-11, 8-10) (129) - 86 83. (87) Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (28-4, 16-0) (262) - 74 84. (70) Florida Atlantic (18-10, 10-6) (100) - 81 85. (66) Rice (19-11, 9-7) (96) - 83 86. (97) Oakland (18-12, 12-4) (88) - 85 87. (79) American (25-6, 16-0) (228) - 87 88. (89) North Texas (19-12, 11-5) (91) - 88 89. (83) San Francisco (19-12, 6-12) (87) - 89 90. (86) Auburn (16-14, 8-10) (48) - 90 91. (88) Cal Poly (21-6, 13-3) (212) - 91 92. (93) Tennessee (23-10, 9-9) (150) - 94 93. (75) Towson (25-6, 11-5) (246) - 92 94. (100) Rhode Island (19-8, 9-5) (171) - 93 95. (95) Virginia Tech (18-14, 9-11) (76) - 96 96. (111) Duke (15-15, 10-10) (58) - 97 97. (80) Murray State (25-2, 15-1) (299) - 95 98. (90) Denver (24-8, 12-4) (223) - 98 99. (98) New Mexico (18-13, 11-7) (86) - 100 100. (101) Furman (18-8, 12-4) (177) - 99 101. (102) Northern Illinois (17-11, 13-3) (119) - 103 102. (103) Texas-Arlington (20-8, 11-5) (179) - 101 103. (99) Georgia Tech (19-13, 10-10) (107) - 102 104. (94) Washington State (16-16, 5-15) (67) - 104 105. (115) Indiana (15-17, 5-15) (47) - 106 106. (105) Alabama (15-17, 9-9) (55) - 111 107. (110) Army (22-7, 14-2) (243) - 105 108. (107) LSU (11-18, 7-11) (20) - 107 109. (120) UCF (16-16, 10-10) (75) - 108 110. (129) Kent State (18-10, 12-4) (158) - 109 111. (104) Texas State (18-11, 13-3) (130) - 110 112. (116) IUPUI (21-9, 12-4) (224) - 114 113. (109) Hofstra (20-11, 11-5) (173) - 112 114. (122) UNC Greensboro (22-9, 12-4) (208) - 113 115. (114) St. Johns (19-14, 9-9) (112) - 115 116. (108) George Washington (20-10, 9-5) (184) - 117 117. (117) Kennesaw State (17-8, 9-5) (181) - 116 118. (118) College of Charleston (16-14, 8-8) (93) - 118 119. (112) Miami-OH (19-10, 11-5) (206) - 121 120. (123) Southern Miss (23-10, 10-6) (233) - 119 121. (113) North Dakota State (18-12, 9-7) (159) - 120 122. (106) Tulsa (14-18, 9-11) (65) - 122 123. (130) Memphis (20-13, 11-9) (152) - 123 124. (134) Liberty (16-11, 11-3) (160) - 124 125. (128) Seton Hall (14-17, 8-10) (78) - 125
Based on this futures I'd hand down seeds as follows: 1-USC 2-Texas 3-Minnesota 4-Penn State 5-Florida 6-Ohio State 7-Nebraska 8-Kansas 9-Washington 10-UCLA 11-BYU 12-Kentucky 13-Wisconsin 14-Stanford 15-FSU 16-Missouri/Louisville
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Post by bluepenquin on Oct 26, 2015 22:08:39 GMT -5
So what happens if UNI were to get to 12-6 in the MVC? They get up 10 spots and they are in at-large country by making the Valley finals UNI goes 12-6, then they will be at (approximately) #52. If they win their 1st two matches of the MVC (including Missouri State) and then lose to Wichita State in the finals, they will end up at #43. Do this with an 11-7 conference record and they will land at #51.
MVC has 6 really good records, so it would be very helpful to play a 1st round game as opposed to a bye. Going 2-1 in the tournament is way more valuable then going just 1-1. Looks like they have some chance of getting 3 teams if Wichita State loses. I don't think they can get 3 if Wichita State wins the tournament?
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Post by bluepenquin on Oct 26, 2015 22:22:44 GMT -5
Based on this futures I'd hand down seeds as follows: 1-USC 2-Texas 3-Minnesota 4-Penn State 5-Florida 6-Ohio State 7-Nebraska 8-Kansas 9-Washington 10-UCLA 11-BYU 12-Kentucky 13-Wisconsin 14-Stanford 15-FSU 16-Missouri/Louisville I love these kind of discussions - here is what I think it will look like (same 16, Louisville instead of Missouri)
1. USC 8. UCLA 9. Ohio State 16. Louisville 2. Texas 7. Nebraska 10. Wisconsin 15. Florida State 3. Minnesota 6. Washington 11. Kansas 14. BYU 4. Penn State 5. Florida 12. Stanford 13. Kentucky
I was thinking of switching #11 and #12 - but could you imagine what people would say about a region that had Penn State, Florida, Kansas, and Kentucky, oh my would there be a lot of howling on that!!!
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Post by c4ndlelight on Oct 26, 2015 22:29:14 GMT -5
Stanford's and Wisconsin's wins this weekend made hypothetical seedings a lot less murky. Though I'm not sure Louisville has an overwhelming edge over WKU - they'll probably end up in the same subregional anyways though.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 26, 2015 22:55:34 GMT -5
Based on this futures I'd hand down seeds as follows: 1-USC 2-Texas 3-Minnesota 4-Penn State 5-Florida 6-Ohio State 7-Nebraska 8-Kansas 9-Washington 10-UCLA 11-BYU 12-Kentucky 13-Wisconsin 14-Stanford 15-FSU 16-Missouri/Louisville I love these kind of discussions - here is what I think it will look like (same 16, Louisville instead of Missouri)
1. USC 8. UCLA 9. Ohio State 16. Louisville 2. Texas 7. Nebraska 10. Wisconsin 15. Florida State 3. Minnesota 6. Washington 11. Kansas 14. BYU 4. Penn State 5. Florida 12. Stanford 13. Kentucky
I was thinking of switching #11 and #12 - but could you imagine what people would say about a region that had Penn State, Florida, Kansas, and Kentucky, oh my would there be a lot of howling on that!!!
That Texas bracket would be tough
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Post by spikerthemovie on Oct 26, 2015 23:13:19 GMT -5
I believe you've mentioned in the past that these projections play out pretty accurately -- 90 percent, maybe? I'm thinking Minnesota must mess up a big chunk of that other ten percent, given that they started the season projected as a 10-10 team in conference play and they're now at 18-2? I have never taken a position on the accuracy of any given team's projected wins for the season - or what their final RPI rank will be. I only claim that the SOS is most likely not going to change much after the 3rd or 4th week and the RPI rank will be reasonably accurate in projecting the final RPI rank for any given final wins and loss. In other words, the RPI Future would have been reasonably accurate in projecting what MN RPI rank would be after the 3rd week if they won 10 conference games, 14 conference games, or 18 conference games.
Hmm, must be confusing with some other projections. In any case, thanks for the hard work!
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Post by ay2013 on Oct 26, 2015 23:39:48 GMT -5
I love these kind of discussions - here is what I think it will look like (same 16, Louisville instead of Missouri)
1. USC 8. UCLA 9. Ohio State 16. Louisville 2. Texas 7. Nebraska 10. Wisconsin 15. Florida State 3. Minnesota 6. Washington 11. Kansas 14. BYU 4. Penn State 5. Florida 12. Stanford 13. Kentucky
I was thinking of switching #11 and #12 - but could you imagine what people would say about a region that had Penn State, Florida, Kansas, and Kentucky, oh my would there be a lot of howling on that!!!
That Texas bracket would be tough Why? It doesn't look distinctly more difficult than any other region.
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