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Post by trollhunter on Apr 22, 2019 18:12:57 GMT -5
Week 9 – NCAA bid projections, seeding and criteria comparisons
Seed-team name-NCAA bid 1. UCLA - West bid 1 2. USC - West bid 2 3. FSU – East bid 1 4. LSU – East bid 2 5. PEP – West bid 3 6. FIU?/Stetson? – East bid 3 (see posts above - final comparison is tied) 7. TBA? - At-Large bid 1 8. TBA? - At-Large bid 2
TOP 5 SEEDS – Are locked via good SOS, good records, H2H wins, CommOpp wins. Pay no attention to the AVCA poll, there is ZERO chance that Hawaii is seeded above Pepperdine, even if Hawaii wins out. They clearly lose H2H, SOS, and COP criteria.
AT-LARGE bids - Will do this soon, may need @micahlitt updates to SoS as some are close.
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Post by n00b on Apr 22, 2019 18:29:51 GMT -5
I don't know if this will factor into the NCAA's decision or not but here are the number of Pairs each team on the East Bubble used as well as the number of pairs used at each position; FIU (18 different pairs played) Position #1. 2 teams #2. 7 teams #3. 10 teams #4. 8 teams #5. 6 Teams Stetson (9 different pairs) Position #1. 1 team #2. 1 team #3. 1 teams #4. 5 teams #5. 2 Teams South Carolina (18 different Pairs) Position #1. 2 teams #2. 2 teams #3. 2 Teams #4. 8 Teams #5. 10 Teams Data mining done through each schools stats; gamecocksonline.com/documents/2019/4/16/2019_Season_Statistics.pdffiusports.com/documents/2019/4/22/2019_FIU_BVB_Stat_Packet.pdfDo you commend Rita for mixing it up and keeping her team competitive or do you reward Stetson for playing the same kids at the same positions ... or does it matter? Some data for comparison. Collegebeachvb.com has a pairs-specific computer rating. Here are the pair-by-pair rankings for those teams: FIU 10 Bianchin/Frasca 23 Klinger/Klinger 27 Denney/Hughes 34 Bernier/Zembyla 100+ ???/??? Stetson 13 Helland-Hanse/Perales 25 Dunn/Thomas 52 Costa/Noble 71 Birker/Ingram 93 Harris/Varga South Carolina 31 Dimke/Smith 37 Bates/Williams 68 Edelman/Vastine 74 Harrison/Schneider 100+ ???/??? Stetson has very defined tiers between their pairs. No less than 625 Pablo Rating points between any of their pairs. Meanwhile, the three FIU pairs that get shuffled between #2, #3 and #4 are only separated by 515 Pablo Rating points. I think it's very reasonable to think that those middle pairs legitimately are interchangeable and it really isn't pushing the rules by mixing them up for favorable individual matchups.
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Post by trollhunter on Apr 22, 2019 19:02:44 GMT -5
Week 9 AT-LARGE resumes (updated to current SoS 4/23)
Because of the choke-fest by bubble teams, there are several still in contention for At-Large bids. Let me know if I missed anyone. Also, please check my work on records, sigwins, siglosses, etc. Very likely I made an error or three.
Stetson (.5428 sos) 28-8 done +SCar +LMU? +AZ +FAUx4? =LBSU =FIU(1-2) –USC –LSU –TCU?
FIU (.6619 sos) 17-11 done +Stetson(2-1) +SCarolina +FAUx2? +GCU? –LSU –USCx2 –Hawaii -Pep
Hawaii (.5451 sos) 23-7 +BW +FIU +LBSU +Calx2? +TCU? +LMUx2? +GCU? –LSU –CalPoly -Pep -USC
CalPoly (.6040 sos) 19-10 +BW +SCarolina +Hawaii =Cal? +GCU? +TCU? =LMU? –AZ -LSU –LBSU –USC -Pep
Cal (.5546 sos) 19-7 +PAC12 +LBSU =CalPoly -Hawaiix2 –USC -Pep
SCarolina (.6018 sos) 20-11 done +USC =LSU -Stetson –FAU –CalPoly –TCU –CofC –GSU -FIU
LMU (.5224 sos) 22-11 done +GCU? =Pep(2-2) =CalPoly –USC –Stetson –TCU -LBSU -Hawaiix2
LBSU (.5240 sos) 18-9 +BW +CalPoly +LMU? =Stetson –Hawaii –Cal –USC –GCU -Pep
AZ (.4432 sos) 20-4 +PAC12 +CalPoly -Stetson –Stanford –USC
I will break these up into groups to do some criteria comparisons. As a reminder here are the At-Large criteria:
a. Head-to-Head competition. b. Results versus Common Opponents. (team by team comparison) c. Strength of Schedule. (math formula for all matches, not opinion, nor AVCA) d. Overall Record (including significant wins and losses). Must be .500 or above.
All criteria is weighted equally and there are no tie-breakers. If teams are tied, each committee member votes based on the criteria and the whole body of work.
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Post by trollhunter on Apr 22, 2019 19:32:38 GMT -5
*Group A - needs committee to emphasize Significant Wins*
SCarolina (.6018 sos) 20-11 done +USC =LSU -Stetson –FAU –CalPoly –TCU –CofC –GSU -FIU
LMU (.5224 sos) 22-11 done +GCU? =Pep(2-2) =CalPoly –USC –Stetson –TCU -LBSU -Hawaiix2
H2H: will lose to almost all bubble teams (a few are split) COP: LMU loses to almost all bubble teams (a few depend on final matches) SOS: SCar wins over most, LMU loses to most OvRec: need committee to really value SigWins and ignore bad losses to win this category
LMU only compares well with AZ and LBSU who are longshots. Other bubbles win most criteria against them. They are OUT. SCarolina compares well versus most of the bubbles, if they win OvRec. Will compare more with them later.
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Post by trollhunter on Apr 22, 2019 20:16:43 GMT -5
*Group B - longshots need an incredible finish cuz of SoS*
LBSU (.5240 sos) 18-9 +BW +CalPoly +LMU? =Stetson –Hawaii –Cal –USC –GCU -Pep
AZ (.4432 sos) 20-4 +PAC12 +CalPoly -Stetson –Stanford –USC
H2H: lose to all bubbles except CalPoly (some are blank or split). COP: close enough that both can win versus most bubbles with a great finish. SOS: lose to all bubbles. This is huge as some criteria are blank or split. OVREC: close enough that both can win versus most bubbles with a great finish.
CalPoly basically must win out which will improve their OVREC a lot, and fix most of their H2H and COP problems. Any losses will make those H2H and COP problems too great to overcome.
AZ needs to beat Cal and either USC/UCLA in a deep PAC12 run. This would likely help their COP and OVREC just enough.
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Post by trollhunter on Apr 22, 2019 20:28:10 GMT -5
*Group C - strong finish likely earns a bid*
This is the main bubble group with best bid chances (just one of Stetson/FIU). I will do more team by team comparisons on these later.
Hawaii (.5451 sos) 23-7 +BW +FIU +LBSU +Calx2? +TCU? +LMUx2? +GCU? –LSU –CalPoly -Pep -USC
CalPoly (.6040 sos) 19-10 +BW +SCarolina +Hawaii =Cal? +GCU? +TCU? =LMU? –AZ -LSU –LBSU –USC -Pep
Cal (.5546 sos) 19-7 +PAC12 +LBSU =CalPoly -Hawaiix2 –USC -Pep
Stetson (.5428 sos) 28-8 done +SCar +LMU? +AZ +FAUx4? =LBSU =FIU(1-2) –USC –LSU –TCU?
FIU (.6619 sos) 17-11 done +Stetson(2-1) +SCarolina +FAUx2? +GCU? –LSU –USCx2 –Hawaii -Pep
SCarolina (.6018 sos) 20-11 done +USC =LSU -Stetson –FAU –CalPoly –TCU –CofC –GSU -FIU
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Post by newbeach on Apr 22, 2019 21:20:55 GMT -5
*Group C - strong finish likely earns a bid* This is the main bubble group with best bid chances (plus one of Stetson/FIU). I will do more team by team comparisons on these later. Cal (.5700 sos) 19-7 +PAC12 +LBSU =CalPoly -Hawaiix2 –USC -Pep CalPoly (.6000 sos) 19-10 +BW +SCarolina +Hawaii =Cal? +GCU? +TCU? =LMU? –AZ -LSU –LBSU –USC -Pep Hawaii (.5500 sos) 23-7 +BW +FIU +LBSU +Cal? +TCU? +LMUx2? +GCU? –LSU –CalPoly -Pep Hawaii is +Cal x2 as well. You do mention this with Cal, but not with other Hawaii comparisons (above). For Cal, is a strong finish an upset of USC or UCLA? Will beating any of the other PAC12 really help them much? I guess Arizona would help them mainly for a CP comparison, but not much for a Hawaii comparison?
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Post by Deleted on Apr 22, 2019 21:28:17 GMT -5
trollhunter , Latest SoS :
Bold = Won Conference
EAST
FIU = 0.66194 South Carolina = 0.60179 Stetson = 0.54288
WEST
Cal Poly SLO = 0.60405 California = 0.55461
Hawaii = 0.54508 LMU = 0.52239
LBSU = 0.52404
Edit: Removed College of Charleston, Arizona and Georgia State.
- Stetson in bold as conf. champs - changes in SoS values for all teams
I used the schools from this topic:
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Post by trollhunter on Apr 23, 2019 11:00:09 GMT -5
Thanks to @micahlitt for SoS updates!
The latest SoS is now included in resumes.
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Post by trollhunter on Apr 23, 2019 11:35:21 GMT -5
East versus West At-Large comparisons:
*I likely missed some COP stuff, please check as you view each.*
CalPoly vs Stetson H2H: none COP: Stetson (3-1 via LMU, LBSU, AZ despite TCU) *lock* SoS: CalPoly *lock* OVREC: Stetson
Hawaii vs Stetson H2H: none COP: Hawaii (3-0 via LBSU, TCU, FIU) *lock* SoS: close, depends on BW draw - likely a tie OVREC: close, depends on Hawaii finish
CAL vs Stetson H2H: none COP: CAL (1-0) vs LBSU SOS: Cal with a slight edge, maybe a tie depending on PAC12 draw OVREC: Stetson
CalPoly vs FIU H2H: none COP: CalPoly (1-0 via Hawaii) *lock* SOS: FIU *lock* OVREC: CalPoly?
Hawaii vs FIU H2H: Hawaii *lock* COP: tie (0-0) SOS: FIU *lock* OVREC: Hawaii
CAL vs FIU H2H: none COP: tie (0-0) SOS: FIU *lock* OVREC: CAL
CalPoly vs SCarolina H2H: CalPoly COP: SCarolina (2-1 via USC + LSU less TCU) SOS: tie, could change based on BW draw OVREC: SCarolina?
Hawaii vs SCarolina H2H: none COP: tie (2-2 via FIU + TCU vs LSU + USC) Hawaii beating CP would give this criteria to Hawaii. SOS: SCarolina *lock* OVREC: tie?
CAL vs SCarolina H2H: none COP: tie (1-1) via USC and CalPoly (a Cal loss to ASU would swing this to SCar) SOS: SCarolina *lock* OVREC: SCarolina?
I will do West vs West and East vs East soon. But this shows what West teams need to do to have a chance, since East teams are done.
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Post by trollhunter on Apr 23, 2019 12:03:29 GMT -5
CalPoly: needs lots of wins to improve OVREC vs Stetson/SCarolina and be clearly ahead of FIU. May need to win out.
Hawaii: needs lots of wins to move ahead in OVREC Stetson/SCarolina. Must beat CalPoly once to earn COP category vs SCarolina.
CAL: needs some significant wins to move ahead in OVREC vs Stetson/SCarolina. Probably needs to beat USC or UCLA to catch SCarolina.
Despite SCarolina choking, they still compare well to the teams above in criteria, mostly because none of them played much versus other region.
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Post by diyakuno on Apr 23, 2019 16:29:42 GMT -5
Does winning your conference automatically qualify you for a spot at the NCAAs?
I'm a little confused. If so, LMU is in (right?) and that would leave the two autobids from Pac12 and Big West.
If UCLA wins PAC 12 and Hawaii wins Big West, I would think the at-large bids would be between USC/Pepperdine.
Please enlighten me.
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Post by kaipono on Apr 23, 2019 16:32:59 GMT -5
Does winning your conference automatically qualify you for a spot at the NCAAs? I'm a little confused. If so, LMU is in (right?) and that would leave the two autobids from Pac12 and Big West. If UCLA wins PAC 12 and Hawaii wins Big West, I would think the at-large bids would be between USC/Pepperdine. Please enlighten me. No, there are no auto-bids for winning your conference. There are 3 bids for West teams and 3 bids for East teams, leaving two at-large spots for any teams who are not in the top 3 in their region.
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Post by collegebeachfan on Apr 23, 2019 16:37:38 GMT -5
Here's the "official" description from ncaa.com
Selection Process The 2019 Beach Volleyball Championship provides for a field of eight teams to compete in a double elimination tournament. The NCAA Women's Beach Volleyball Committee will conduct team selections, selecting the top three teams from the East Region and the top three teams from the West Region. The remaining two teams will be selected at-large from across the country by the NCAA Women's Beach Volleyball Committee.
Selection Show | Sunday, April 28 on NCAA.com The NCAA Division I Women's Beach Volleyball Championship bracket will be announced the Sunday before the first round of competition.
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Post by diyakuno on Apr 23, 2019 16:39:41 GMT -5
Ah that makes sense. Thanks kaipono collegebeachfanI was a little worried. Haha. Kudos to LMU but I think they don't deserve the bid.
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