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re: How the Playoff Committee uses Data to Place Teams
Posted on 12/4/19 at 4:27 pm to Bucks2TigerFan
Posted on 12/4/19 at 4:27 pm to Bucks2TigerFan
LSU at 6 is laughable. But to have 2 loss Wisconsin and 2 loss Bama ahead of LSU is utterly ridiculous.
Posted on 12/4/19 at 4:30 pm to Oddibe
It’s weird when a metric that tends to correlate positively with a result has as much weight as the actual result itself.
I.e. having a good turnover margin is just as important to indicate how good a team is as whether the team has actually won the game.
I’d be a little nervous letting the average moron play around with these %s
Also the more metrics you use, the less weight one individual metric has. So you really need to start cranking down the %s. Some of these probably have 1:1 correlations too and are likely redundant. It would be like having winning percentage as a metric and then number of wins as another metric. I’d like to see a CART for these metrics
I.e. having a good turnover margin is just as important to indicate how good a team is as whether the team has actually won the game.
I’d be a little nervous letting the average moron play around with these %s
Also the more metrics you use, the less weight one individual metric has. So you really need to start cranking down the %s. Some of these probably have 1:1 correlations too and are likely redundant. It would be like having winning percentage as a metric and then number of wins as another metric. I’d like to see a CART for these metrics
This post was edited on 12/4/19 at 4:34 pm
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