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RE: NCAA announce NET formula to be “simplified”
(05-12-2020 07:30 PM)crex043 Wrote:  A good ranking system will result in eligibility and seeding being known at the moment throughout the season and immediately upon completion of the last game of the season. There is no place for a selection committee.

Seriously though, that's the way it should be. Just like the old BCS ratings, which were honestly fine aside from the fact college football needed to expand its championship to more teams. An aggregate of the top rating systems such as Kenpom, BPI, Sagarin, and Massey solves a lot of problems in my opinion. It makes the system more transparent and prevents any one rating or group of people from wielding too much influence.
 
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