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KnightSlappy

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Quote from: smedindy on February 19, 2014, 01:20:08 PM
Quote from: KnightSlappy on February 19, 2014, 11:48:15 AM
Quote from: smedindy on February 19, 2014, 11:26:24 AM
I wish one of you guys with time on their hands would KenPom this thing. I think some of you do, but publish it with bells and whistles and orangutangs.

I do know it's nigh near impossible to get all of the box scores, etc. because some teams are reluctant or worse.

I had the spreadsheet started and updated through late January, but it was just too much to keep up with. Having to copy/paste box score data from each game took too much time.

Maybe if we had an army of volunteers chipping in...

Someone take 3-4 conferences each?

I also ran into the issue of some box scores being incomplete or incorrect.

Mayhaps I'll share a google document with my schedule page and anyone that wants to can fill in some games. If we get there then great. If not, then we don't.

(I can tell you that, through February 3, I had Cabrini #15)

Ryan Scott (Hoops Fan)

Quote from: KnightSlappy on February 19, 2014, 11:25:12 AM
Quote from: smedindy on February 19, 2014, 11:20:48 AM
Of COURSE the SOS doesn't measue how good a team Cabrini is Dave. SOS measures STRENGTH OF SCHEDULE, it's not a power ranking. Big difference.

Also, the NCAA's SOS (or any SOS defined as 2/3 OWP and 1/3 OOWP) doesn't necessarily do a good job of defining a team's actual strength of schedule. And WP and SOS would mean much more if you could also add in MOV. But then we're basically back to Massey.


Right.  It comes back to confidence.  You can look at Team A and Team B and say, "they both look pretty good."  If Team A has a strong SOS and Team B has a weak SOS - that doesn't necessarily change your opinion that they're similarly talented teams, it just gives you more confidence for one and less for the other.

It's still a judgment call.

I am not a stat guy or someone great with metrics.  I'm sure there are fantastic ways to figure out a real power ranking - figuring in pace of play and team tendencies and actual performance, etc.  I'm still not sure we'd get enough cross pollination in d3 for that to work on more than a regional level, though.
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madzillagd

The current Top 10 with their NCAA primary/secondary data:

#1 UWSP      5-1-0   .587   
#2 UWWW    3-1-0   .572
#3 Wash U    6-2-0   .601
#4 IWU         5-2-0   .558
#5 St Nor      0-1-0   .496  1-0-0
#6 Cabrini     2-0-0   .492
#7 Amherst   8-0-0   .588   0-1-0
#8 Wooster   5-1-0   .556   1-1-0
#9 Williams   4-2-0   .558   1-0-0
#10 Wesley   3-0-0   .521   

Pat Coleman

Quote from: madzillagd on February 19, 2014, 05:12:10 PM
The current Top 10 with their NCAA primary/secondary data:

#1 UWSP      5-1-0   .587   
#2 UWWW    3-1-0   .572
#3 Wash U    6-2-0   .601
#4 IWU         5-2-0   .558
#5 St Nor      0-1-0   .496  1-0-0
#6 Cabrini     2-0-0   .492
#7 Amherst   8-0-0   .588   0-1-0
#8 Wooster   5-1-0   .556   1-1-0
#9 Williams   4-2-0   .558   1-0-0
#10 Wesley   3-0-0   .521

Leaves off one pretty important one. :)
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We get to see the W/L on the list every week so I figured I didn't need to add that too. 

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Quote from: Greek Tragedy on February 19, 2014, 09:14:26 PM
Not looking good now. 69-66, RH with 24 seconds to go. No upset for the Grizz
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How They Fared (So Far)

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How They Fared (Complete)

The final report for the season.

Top 25

Rank   Pts   TeamW-L   Results
#1624UW-Stevens Point24-1won at UW-Oshkosh, 70-51; def. UW-Stout, 72-49
#2575UW-Whitewater22-3won at UW-Eau Claire, 82-57
#3567Washington U.22-2def. Case Western Reserve, 87-61; def. Carnegie Mellon, 83-79
#4526Illinois Wesleyan22-3def. North Park, 107-61; won at #32 Wheaton (Ill.), 97-88
#5508St. Norbert22-1won at Ripon, 78-62; def. Illinois College, 90-63
#6496Cabrini23-1won at Neumann, 84-72; def. Keystone, 86-73; def. Immaculata, 77-66
#7492Amherst22-3def. Colby, 82-72
#8444Wooster22-3won at Allegheny, 89-57; def. Oberlin, 82-53
#9443Williams22-3def. Tufts, 87-77
#10391Wesley22-2def. Penn State-Harrisburg, 70-40; def. T#44 St. Mary's (Md.), 64-62
#11379St. Thomas21-4won at Gustavus Adolphus, 73-68; LOST to St. John's, 69-76
#12333WPI22-3def. Wheaton (Mass.), 58-46; won at Clark, 65-60
#13297Whitworth20-5def. Whitman, 79-76; LOST at Lewis and Clark, 70-73
#14279Brockport State22-3LOST at Oswego State, 83-95; def. New Paltz State, 86-66; def. Oneonta State, 86-71
#15273Albertus Magnus23-2won at Johnson and Wales, 96-81; def. Emmanuel, 95-78
#16267SUNY-Purchase23-2won at NYU-Poly, 78-55; def. Sage, 84-65; LOST at St. Joseph's (L.I.), 61-65
#17228Texas-Dallas22-3won at Concordia (Texas), 94-72; LOST at Mary Hardin-Baylor, 71-75
#18122Ohio Wesleyan19-6won at Oberlin, 93-60; LOST to #36 DePauw, 63-64
#1999Mary Washington20-5won at Southern Virginia, 103-97; won at Penn State-Harrisburg, 82-56
#2095Randolph-Macon20-5def. Hampden-Sydney, 90-67; won at Washington and Lee, 68-62
#2173Staten Island24-2def. Medgar Evers, 111-65; def. CCNY, 85-47
#2262Wittenberg19-6def. Kenyon, 80-71; won at Hiram, 86-60
#2350Centre20-4def. Hendrix, 71-55; def. Rhodes, 70-52
#2448Rose-Hulman20-5won at Franklin, 71-69; LOST at Mount St. Joseph, 57-69
#2546Scranton22-3def. Moravian, 67-61; def. Goucher, 93-76


Others receiving votes
Rank   Pts   TeamW-L   Results
#2640Richard Stockton21-4won at Rowan, 75-72
#2739Bowdoin19-5LOST to Trinity (Conn.), 67-71
#2837Babson20-5won at Coast Guard, 72-63; won at MIT, 53-42
#2934Hope19-6won at Kalamazoo, 110-78; won at Adrian, 73-56
T#3031Augustana (Ill.)19-6won at North Park, 91-61
T#3031Dickinson20-5won at Muhlenberg, 92-86; LOST to Franklin and Marshall, 57-72
#3230Wheaton (Ill.)17-8LOST to #4 Illinois Wesleyan, 88-97
#3329Geneseo State20-5LOST at Cortland State, 53-65; def. Oneonta State, 68-63; def. New Paltz State, 79-68
#3420Calvin20-5def. Olivet, 83-63; def. Albion, 83-57
#3515Oglethorpe19-6LOST at Birmingham-Southern, 59-75; LOST at Millsaps, 67-75
#3613DePauw18-7def. Wabash, 75-74; won at #18 Ohio Wesleyan, 64-63
#3712Mount Union20-5won at #46 Marietta, 81-77; LOST at Wilmington, 77-84
T#3811St. Olaf20-5def. Macalester, 78-54; won at Bethel, 62-40
T#3811Dubuque21-4LOST at Buena Vista, 75-77; won at Luther, 72-66
T#3811Eastern Connecticut20-5def. Western Connecticut, 74-59; won at Southern Maine, 68-58
#4110Messiah19-5def. Widener, 80-69; LOST at Alvernia, 63-69
#429Plattsburgh State21-4won at Potsdam State, 76-61; def. Fredonia State, 87-63; def. Buffalo State, 88-73
#438Virginia Wesleyan19-6def. Shenandoah, 93-74; won at Guilford, 75-57
T#445St. Mary's (Md.)18-7won at T#47 Christopher Newport, 69-64; LOST at #10 Wesley, 62-64
T#445William Paterson20-5won at Ramapo, 81-61
#464Marietta19-6LOST to #37 Mount Union, 77-81; def. John Carroll, 94-87
T#471Milwaukee School of Engineering21-5def. Wisconsin Lutheran, 84-70; LOST to Edgewood, 70-76
T#471Christopher Newport17-8LOST to T#44 St. Mary's (Md.), 64-69; won at Marymount, 59-56
T#471Springfield19-6def. Emerson, 76-66; won at Clark, 76-64; def. Coast Guard, 83-60

monsoon

Thanks for all of your work with this again this year, Darryl.

Greek Tragedy

Great work, like usual. +1
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Not entirely sure how 19-6 Hope ended up on the rankings this week. Of all the teams on the Top 25 bubble they're the least impressive in my eyes. Personally I don't think any team with 6 or more losses should be ranked at this point pre-conference tourney. Luckily the NCAA knows better than the polls do.

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Quote from: NEHoopsFan99 on February 24, 2014, 06:07:25 PM
Not entirely sure how 19-6 Hope ended up on the rankings this week. Of all the teams on the Top 25 bubble they're the least impressive in my eyes. Personally I don't think any team with 6 or more losses should be ranked at this point pre-conference tourney. Luckily the NCAA knows better than the polls do.

Of Hope's 6 losses, four of them are to current #1 UW Stevens Point, current #2 UW Whitewater, current #4 IWU, and Cornerstone (MI) currently #3 in NAIA D-I.

Their other two losses were to Wheaton, who finished second in the CCIW and played Saturday night for a share of the conference title and the top seed in their tournament, and Albion, tied for third in the MIAA.

They started the year out 3/4 but have won 16/17.


Sometimes a little more digging is required to understand the rationale of a ranking.  While it does make sense to look at the season as a whole (i.e. the win/loss record), WHO a team beats or loses to matters... as well as how they're doing right now.
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