| Commentary |
- The More Things Change...
- The now-annual
analysis of rant about the FBS schedule.
- Intended Schedule Strength
- A brief look at the effects of conference schedules on overall SOS (and therefore rankings.)
- Relative Schedule Strength
- #50 playing #1 should count more for #50 than it would for #10, right? But #10 playing #1 should count more than #60 playing #51.
- Game-Interest formula for 2012
- I'm embarrassed not to have thought of this refinement of my variation on Potemkin sooner.
- Week 1 Week 2 Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
Week 6
Week 7
Week 8
Week 9
Week 10
Week 11
Week 12
Week 13
Week 14
Week 15
Week 18
- Closely related is the "surprise factor" for games in which the worse-ranked team wins.
- Week 1 Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
Week 6
Week 7
Week 8
Week 9
Week 10
Week 11
Week 12
Week 13
Week 14
Week 18
- Addition to team pages
- Points below/above opponents' averages, with a nod to Bill James' baseball "smart stats"
- Visualizing the Games Graph
- 50+ years of connectivity data, courtesy of Dr. Massey. Fewer interconference games and more games against non-FBS opponents are bad ideas. But you've heard that before.
- 10 November Connectivity
- The games of Saturday, 10 November reduced the diameter of the games graph to 4, which is what it will be at the end of the season. Ratings should get better from here on.
- Pseudo-Smith Set
- Division 1's elite after 10 November's games.
- Computer Ratings Ranking Correlations
- How different (or alike) are different computer ratings?
- Adjusted Stats - part 1
- What would offensive and defensive stats look like without the cupcake games?
- Adjusted Stats - part 2
- Comparative stats - is that a good offense or a bunch of bad defenses?
- Through games of 5 Jan 2013: Rushing Offense
Passing Offense
Total Offense
Rushing Defense
Passing Defense
Total Defense
- 2012 actual Schedule Topology
- The penultimate season actual schedule topology wrapup.
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| Reference |
- Standings
- Index to team and conference schedules
- Consolidated Schedules and Results
- This is a consolidated and indexed version of Dr. Peter Wolfe's schedules and scores pages.
- FBS
- D1 Football Championship Subdivision
- Division 2
- Division 3
- NAIA
- Interdivisional Results with scoring analysis
- Division 1 schedule by week
- Interconference results for FBS Conferences
- Division and Conference Affiliations
- For all teams, based upon Dr. Wolfe's NCAA and NAIA Divisional and Conference Affiliations page.
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| Links |
- Kenneth Massey's College Football Ratings Comparison page.
- Analysis:
- WRRV is the Weighted Retrodictive Ranking Violation
David Wilson's Rankings List.
http://cfbdatawarehouse.com/index.php
Where to go when you get old enough that your memory fails or you're too young to remember what happened before you were born.
I no longer make the link explicit because if you go there your browser will continuously run ads and you have no way to stop them. A valuable resource is now useless.
NCAA Stats home
The horse's mouth, so to speak.
Ranking summaries by Team
FBS team ranks (average stats ignoring FCS opponents)
FCS team ranks (average stats ignoring FBS, D2, etc.)
cfbstats.com
Splits and situational stats - inside box scores
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| Ratings |
- ISR
- Boyd Nation's Iterative Strength Rating
- ISOV
- Iterated Strength of Victory (ISR with SOV-based adjustments for each game)
Normalized Scoring Stats
Scoring data adjusted by opponents' strength
- Directed Games Graph
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These are not "ratings" per se, but count and make visible all of the "A beat B beat C beat ..." chains in the current games graph.
- Second Order Winning Percentage (% of teams that the given team has a shorter or stronger A⇒... chain to other teams than the other way around.)
- Weighted by the length and strength of the A⇒ paths to opponents.
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