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|    The NOTBCS Guy to All    |
|    This is why NOTBCS doesn't start until W    |
|    10 Sep 23 12:29:10    |
      From: don.p.del.grande@gmail.com              Here's my SRS/Colley-style ratings after Week 2:       1 - Texas       2 - Miami       3 - Rice       4 - Rutgers       5 - Miami Ohio       6 - Oklahoma       7 - Auburn       8 - UCLA       9 - Texas A&M       10 - Florida State       11 - Alabama       12 - USC       t13 - Houston       t13 - Iowa       t13 - Minnesota       t13 - North Carolina       t13 - Colorado       18 - Idaho       19 - Liberty       20 - SMU       21 - Washington       22 - Fresno State       23 - Temple       t24 - Mississippi       t24 - Michigan              This is based on 50% average "adjusted margin of victory" and 50% average       opponents' rating.       "Adjusted margin of victory" is 30 for an away or neutral win; for a home win,       it is 25 + 1 for every 7 points of actual MOV, up to an adjusted value of 30       (for an actual MOV of 35 or more), except that a home OT win is always 25.       It sounds strange, but it has an accuracy rate of 83.804% over all Division I       games from 2014 through 2022 except in 2020.       The problem is, not all teams are "connected" - for example, the only FBS       teams Arizona and Mississippi State have played so far are each other - so the       strength of schedule component isn't very accurate yet.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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