kansasCowboy said:
Okay buddy, you will have to explain this to me since you're so enriched in the science of other peoples ratings rather than common sense:
Ready???
How in the hell can USC (3-3) and WVU (3-3) and lowly Sun Belt foe Appy St (5-1) who has beaten the likes quality teams such as Wyoming and Old Dominion. And who you also claimed were still FCS when we did play them, how In the world do you justify rating either of these three teams above the likes of:
7-0 Mich State- who has had a significant schedule and come out unscathed?
Or
6-0 Utah- who has surprised everyone and still continues to win over actual quality programs?
Come to your conclusion and get back to me...
And also you can laugh that I added in the FCS schools all you want, but even taking them out benefits my argument... So, again, better luck next time.
But seriously, justify using this rating system you just sent me, and answer those questions honestly.
And did you see Sagarin? Massey is also one. The playoff formula combines them and makes other adjustments.
Bottom line is, they all try to account for things like quality of win. Your formula/proposal is nothing short of ridiculous of just looking at opponent win/loss. There is a reason that people are paid a lot of money to try to derive meaningful statistical data from the CFB season. They all all become more accurate with more data.
What doesn't change and all of them agree on is that the AAC is far ahead of the MWC this year and the MWC is loaded with craptastic teams which makes it a dumpster fire.
I mean honestly, if you think your kindergarten analysis is more valid than the likes of Sagarin, Massey, the S&P+, and CFB playoff formula, I don't know what the hell to tell you other than your head is in the sand.
It is okay, you can acknowledge that I'm right...just like FCS equaling half of FBS and successful coaches in the G5 ranks taking 6+ years to build programs. Damn, real data is inconvenient, isn't it?