Re: NCAAF rankings after week 3
This is purely for a laugh, this early in the season, but I'll post what my computer rankings have. These rankings are based almost entirely on cross referencing margins of victory, so of course 2-3 games for each team don't give nearly a big enough sample size to do enough cross referencing to mean anything, but there are still some interesting things here, as well as a few things that can be endlessly amusing [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
1. Florida (69.0)
2. LSU (63.9)
3. Cincinnati (61.9)
4. Oklahoma (58.0)
5. Oregon (54.4)
6. Rutgers (53.2)
7. Kansas (52.3)
8. Kentucky (52.3)
9. USC (50.7)
10. Boston College (47.9)
11. Oregon State (47.4)
12. Michigan State (46.4)
13. Hawaii (46.0)
14. Alabama (45.4)
15. Louisville (44.5)
16. Western Kentucky (43.8... lol)
17. Texas (43.0)
18. Texas Tech (42.9)
19. Penn State (41.2)
20. Ohio State (40.9)
21. Nebraska (40.4)
22. Arkansas (40.4)
23. West Virginia (39.6)
24. Cal (38.7)
25. Boise State (37.4)
109. Stanford (12.1)
110. Notre Dame (10.8)
111. UL Lafayette (10.5)
114. All FCS teams, collectively treated as a single 6-44 team (6.2)
121. North Texas (0)
These are designed to be predictive power ratings (though I'd wait 2-3 more weeks before actually using them as a gambling tool), so the numbers in parenthesis are meant to be compared to project spreads on neutral sites.
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