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Subject: Re: Polls/Rankings


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Date Posted: 13:54:48 12/09/05 Fri
In reply to: res 's message, "Re: Polls/Rankings" on 08:22:05 12/09/05 Fri

yes, but regardless of who you play, your opponents winning percentages are going to approach 50%....

for example, kansas had highest rated strength of schedule last year (opponents and opponents opponents) at 0.4689. norfolk state had the lowest ranked at 0.3030. in a 30 game season, that only accounts for 20 more wins. in other words, the difference between the best and worst team in gained rpi points is almost 50% larger in the 25% that is attributed to winning percentage than in the 75% attributed to stength of schedule.

so, in short, bucknell winning its games is far more important than anything else going on.

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