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NCAA NET Ratings - stever20 - 11-26-2018 10:10 AM So the Net ratings get posted later today..... What it looks like to me from the poster they have....... Team Value Index- sounds a lot like the old RPI- 50% Net Efficency- 25% Actual Winning Percentage/adjusted winning percentage/Margin of victory(capped at 10 points, OT games at 1 point)- 25% RE: NCAA NET Ratings - stever20 - 11-26-2018 12:28 PM Top 20 so far: 1. Ohio State 2. Virginia 3. Texas Tech 4. Michigan 5. Gonzaga 6. Duke 7. Michigan St. 8. Wisconsin 9. Virginia Tech 10. Loyola Marymount 11. Kansas 12. Belmont 13. Nevada 14. Nebraska 15. Iowa 16. Auburn 17. Maryland 18. Houston 19. Notre Dame 20. Purdue RE: NCAA NET Ratings - GoldenWarrior11 - 11-26-2018 01:47 PM There will be a ton of change, especially to the mid-majors, in the coming weeks. RE: NCAA NET Ratings - stever20 - 11-26-2018 01:56 PM (11-26-2018 01:47 PM)GoldenWarrior11 Wrote: There will be a ton of change, especially to the mid-majors, in the coming weeks. Yes. But you can see the impact of MOV with 2 teams... St John's- 5-0 so far with a pretty decent schedule in terms of who they've played and how they've done. But wins of 4 and 3 and then an OT/1 point win- and they're only #29...... Furman- 4-0 so far with wins over Loyola and Villanova. But wins of only 2, 2 OT wins, and then a 14 point win- so capped at 10- and they have only a +14 MOV or 3.5 points per game. They're #48 right now. RE: NCAA NET Ratings - stever20 - 11-26-2018 04:03 PM from Jerry Palm... https://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/news/release-of-first-net-rankings-creates-more-questions-than-answers-when-ncaa-keeps-formula-a-secret/ Sounds like while politically correct 10 point cap for MOV- in the net efficency component- there is no cap.... So basically MOV is now #2 on the list... RE: NCAA NET Ratings - IWokeUpLikeThis - 11-26-2018 04:38 PM Quote:However, the thing that is missing from the what the NCAA revealed with the release of the NET ratings is any of the supporting data that goes into the rankings. All we are being given for now is each team's overall record and breakdown by home/road/neutral/non-Division I. That's it. There is not one piece of useful information on the rankings page except the ranking itself. That’s the big takeaway. RE: NCAA NET Ratings - Wedge - 11-26-2018 04:51 PM http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/25385890/no-1-ohio-state-ncaa-initial-net-basketball-ratings-raise-questions Quote:Among the head-scratchers in the initial rankings released three weeks into the 2018-19 season: Kentucky is ranked 61st. The Wildcats have one, 34-point neutral site loss to Duke, the Associated Press poll's No. 1 team last week. Quote:And the NET's efficiency rankings, unlike KenPom.com and other analytics sites, don't account for the quality of the opponent. So a team that records a net efficiency of 0.5 points per possession against Michigan gets the same credit for a team that records that mark against Central Michigan. RE: NCAA NET Ratings - stever20 - 11-26-2018 04:57 PM so why should we be impressed with Kentucky? They got drubbed by Duke- and have wins over Southern Illinois, North Dakota, VMI, Winthrop, and Tennessee St- all at home. RE: NCAA NET Ratings - dbackjon - 11-26-2018 06:26 PM (11-26-2018 04:57 PM)stever20 Wrote: so why should we be impressed with Kentucky? They got drubbed by Duke- and have wins over Southern Illinois, North Dakota, VMI, Winthrop, and Tennessee St- all at home. Valid point Tennessee State has zero D1 wins, North Dakota and Winthrop have ONE D1 win, VMI has 2, , SIU is the cream of the crop with 3, including Tulsa. RE: NCAA NET Ratings - stever20 - 11-26-2018 11:23 PM You know one thing that's kind of funny and something to think about... how do schools like #10 Loyola Marymount, #12 Belmont, #22 Radford, #25 San Francisco, #26 Ga Southern, etc. handle being so visably highly ranked? How many times do we see in the CFP ratings- right after 1st release, we see some major upsets with teams not able to handle that? RE: NCAA NET Ratings - stever20 - 11-27-2018 02:14 PM so one of the things I was really interested in was how opponent games impacted team games.... Had a pretty easy situation to see last night.... Creighton was #36 going into last night. They had played Clemson- #51 Seton Hall was #85 going into last night. They had played Nebraska- #14 Nebraska/Clemson played last night. Nebraska won by 2. Nebraska moved up to #9 and Clemson fell to #60 Creighton's rating dropped by 5 spots 36 to 41 Seton Hall's rating improved by 11 spots 85 to 74 None of Creighton's or Seton Hall's opponents played otherwise yesterday.... RE: NCAA NET Ratings - GoldenWarrior11 - 11-27-2018 02:53 PM I wonder what the NET rankings would look like if applied to last year's results. This sample size is simply too small, but anticipate it becoming more reliable as the season goes on. RE: NCAA NET Ratings - Captain Bearcat - 11-27-2018 03:29 PM (11-27-2018 02:14 PM)stever20 Wrote: so one of the things I was really interested in was how opponent games impacted team games.... That's ridiculous. Seton Hall got blown out by Nebraska (23 points). They shouldn't move up 11 spots just because Nebraska moved up 5 spots. That might be reasonable if we were 3 games in, or if Seton Hall hadn't played any other quality opponents. But Seton Hall is 4-2 and has played Miami (5-1), SLU (5-1), Hawai'i (4-3), and Grand Canyon (4-3). RE: NCAA NET Ratings - stever20 - 11-27-2018 03:36 PM (11-27-2018 03:29 PM)Captain Bearcat Wrote:(11-27-2018 02:14 PM)stever20 Wrote: so one of the things I was really interested in was how opponent games impacted team games.... I'd guess some of it is how close teams get bunched up at times. Where a small uptick could be a big leap in rating.... But also- given that Seton Hall has only played 6 games, having 1/6 of your schedule going up by 5 spots would make a difference... RE: NCAA NET Ratings - GoldenWarrior11 - 11-27-2018 03:39 PM I think it is very interesting that an overwhelming majority of media reporters and basketball data writers are vehemently opposed to this new metric, especially considering that the NCAA chose not to release the NET ratings for last years teams. RE: NCAA NET Ratings - stever20 - 11-27-2018 03:40 PM I would note, in RPI- Seton Hall went up 9 spots last night while Creighton dropped 3 spots.... Right now in RPI- your opponents record- which counts 50% of the RPI- only has for Seton Hall for instance 30 games. So that went up last night just on the 1 win from 21-9 to 22-9. Doesn't sound like much. But that's .700 to .710. That's a .005 jump in RPI, which is HUGE at this time of the year. RE: NCAA NET Ratings - stever20 - 11-27-2018 03:44 PM (11-27-2018 03:39 PM)GoldenWarrior11 Wrote: I think it is very interesting that an overwhelming majority of media reporters and basketball data writers are vehemently opposed to this new metric, especially considering that the NCAA chose not to release the NET ratings for last years teams. And they are the dumb asses who repeatedly cling on Kentucky being #61 as proof the system is bad. Also, these are the folks that want the selection process to 100% be analytics...... Where your record and your SOS is totally meaningless.... RE: NCAA NET Ratings - IWokeUpLikeThis - 11-27-2018 03:44 PM (11-27-2018 03:39 PM)GoldenWarrior11 Wrote: I think it is very interesting that an overwhelming majority of media reporters and basketball data writers are vehemently opposed to this new metric, especially considering that the NCAA chose not to release the NET ratings for last years teams. If metric-makers aren’t confident enough to release their own formula, to me a rating holds no value. RE: NCAA NET Ratings - stever20 - 11-27-2018 03:50 PM Trust me, Gasaway is just pissed they didn't go far enough in the changes..... RE: NCAA NET Ratings - Wedge - 11-27-2018 09:07 PM (11-27-2018 03:39 PM)GoldenWarrior11 Wrote: I think it is very interesting that an overwhelming majority of media reporters and basketball data writers are vehemently opposed to this new metric, especially considering that the NCAA chose not to release the NET ratings for last years teams. This is the issue -- NET won't have credibility if its rankings continue to look goofy when compared to the consensus of who the best teams really are. It would have been good to plug last year's data into their system, because then we'd see how it looks over an entire season as compared to how polls, RPI, KenPom, etc. ranked the entire season. |