by overall rank & schedule (now 'well connected')


from here
Have at it, boys and girls.






Albany was 38th?danefan wrote:Any rhyme or reason for stopping at the 37?
Just curious.
You would have to ask Jeff that question -- I suspect he has a 'qualifier' he uses for non-DI teams that may, or may not be weighted.Darell1976 wrote:Does his schedule include non-DI teams? South Dakota and UND are pretty high up on the SOS ranking for having played 2 non DI teams with 1 more coming for both teams.

Was Albany really 38th?Aho Old Guy wrote:Albany was 38th?danefan wrote:Any rhyme or reason for stopping at the 37?
Just curious.![]()
None, whatsoever. I didn't bother counting and simply stopped when I had 'enough.'


It's Great West incest. Really.grizzaholic wrote:This cannot be correct. How many votes did UND get that should have gone to NDSU?


Better have Twentysix check it out. I bet he can find some credit that UND got instead of NDSU.Aho Old Guy wrote:It's Great West incest. Really.grizzaholic wrote:This cannot be correct. How many votes did UND get that should have gone to NDSU?![]()
And a number of other things. There are no votes -- it's a computer ranking of all DI football.
What you are seeing is a bump, or a number of bumps, from an opponent's opponent. There is a lot of inter-breeding between the Great West and some of their higher-ranked brethren from the Big Sky. Throw in some FBS action between common opponents and this is what you get.
The Sagarin 'system' is quite accurate (around 75% last time I checked) in picking winners -- no so great against the 'line' (45-50%).

grizzaholic wrote:Better have Twentysix check it out. I bet he can find some credit that UND got instead of NDSU.Aho Old Guy wrote:
It's Great West incest. Really.![]()
And a number of other things. There are no votes -- it's a computer ranking of all DI football.
What you are seeing is a bump, or a number of bumps, from an opponent's opponent. There is a lot of inter-breeding between the Great West and some of their higher-ranked brethren from the Big Sky. Throw in some FBS action between common opponents and this is what you get.
The Sagarin 'system' is quite accurate (around 75% last time I checked) in picking winners -- no so great against the 'line' (45-50%).