I like to use power ratings
by Jeff (BGS) 
, A starter home in suburban Tempe, Sunday, June 13, 2010, 16:42 (5842 days ago) @ suave_andrew
I'm partial to Sagarin, but there are plenty of good ones out there. One think I like is that differences between teams aren't as pronounced. The difference between 8-4 and 7-5 (or any two 12 game records) is something like 8%, but in reality the teams may only off by 1-2%.
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suave_andrew,
2010-06-13, 12:04
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- cool chart -
HumanRobot,
2010-06-13, 15:25
- Cincinnati was in Conference USA until recently -
suave_andrew,
2010-06-13, 15:41
- oh, forgot about that -
HumanRobot,
2010-06-13, 15:56
- relative recruiting rankings since 2005 -
HumanRobot,
2010-06-13, 17:40
- I did a similar analysis after Kelly was hired - BPH, 2010-06-13, 18:06
- relative recruiting rankings since 2005 -
HumanRobot,
2010-06-13, 17:40
- oh, forgot about that -
HumanRobot,
2010-06-13, 15:56
- Cincinnati was in Conference USA until recently -
suave_andrew,
2010-06-13, 15:41
- Very interesting. - Jim (fisherj08), 2010-06-13, 14:43
- More anecdotal than what you're looking for -
CW (Rakes),
2010-06-13, 14:07
- I recall the ones posted on BGS -
suave_andrew,
2010-06-13, 14:30
- BGS links - Jay, 2010-06-13, 14:47
- It may be useful to look at the record against top 30 teams -
Mobster,
2010-06-13, 14:38
- Scheduling always throws a monkey wrench into this -
suave_andrew,
2010-06-13, 14:46
- I like to use power ratings - Jeff (BGS), 2010-06-13, 16:42
- Scheduling always throws a monkey wrench into this -
suave_andrew,
2010-06-13, 14:46
- I recall the ones posted on BGS -
suave_andrew,
2010-06-13, 14:30
- cool chart -
HumanRobot,
2010-06-13, 15:25