Kingbish01
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I think this week will be easy to predict, as they have to come in #8 after week one... Right?
The real question is what they will do with LSU. 15? Higher? Lower?
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The real question is what they will do with LSU. 15? Higher? Lower?
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I couldn’t care less.
Beat Ball St...comfortably.
ESPN Football Power Index - 2018 - ESPN
Thought I'd drop this here.
Michigan ahead of Wisconsin is absurd.
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ESPN Football Power Index - 2018 - ESPN
Thought I'd drop this here.
Michigan ahead of Wisconsin is absurd.
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WhoGAF?
I only type the above because none of it matters this early and won't matter until we're hopefully looking at playoff pairings. Until then, f vck the noise
But, carry on.
Miami last year... best to stay off the hype train... just do your damn thang, ND.
ESPN Football Power Index - 2018 - ESPN
Thought I'd drop this here.
Michigan ahead of Wisconsin is absurd.
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LOL at Texas at #26.
Imagine if they had actually beaten the 56th ranked team by FPI, who are in disarray due to the death of one of their teammates, an ongoing investigation of abuse in the program, and the suspension of their head coach.
They must really like ND and believe Michigan lost to a really good team. That's the only thing that makes them being in the top 10 with a loss reasonable.
Auburn should be ahead of Washington
It's a statistical model that's notoriously bad early in the season, during which it still heavily weights preseason data. It's not intended to be a ranking of the body of work this season, it's a prediction of who would be expected to win on a neutral site.LOL at Texas at #26.
Imagine if they had actually beaten the 56th ranked team by FPI, who are in disarray due to the death of one of their teammates, an ongoing investigation of abuse in the program, and the suspension of their head coach.
The correct analogy would be RPI one game into the season.How about Washington, who is ranked ahead of Auburn, who just beat them.
Edit: see Heysus already mentioned that. This system makes the RPI for basketball look legit.
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The correct analogy would be RPI one game into the season.
It's a statistical model that's notoriously bad early in the season, during which it still heavily weights preseason data. It's not intended to be a ranking of the body of work this season, it's a prediction of who would be expected to win on a neutral site.