Due mainly to the ineptitude of the NCAA, partly of my fascination with numbers, I have developed my own formula to rank NCAA footbal teams in Div 1. The formula is pretty simple and is based on winning games and eliminates subjective opinions: Each team receives 1 point for each game won, minus 1 point for each loss(called net wins), and then .1(one tenth of a point) for each game that the defeated opponents has won(opponents wins). Example: Alabama: 8(wins) minus 0(losses) = 8 net wins. The 8 teams that Alabama has defeated have won 29(combined) games (29 X .1= 2.9) 8 minus 0 plus 2.9 equals 10.9. Alabamas score is 10.9 Example #2: LSU: 7(wins) minus 2(losses) = 5 net wins. The 7 teams that LSU has defeated have won 25(combines) games (25 X .1= 2.5) 7 minus 2 plus 2.5 equals 7.5. LSUs score is 7.5 Based on this point system, I present to you the first ever RGS(thats me) College Football Rankings. I will try to update it weekly. RGS College Football Rankings 10/28/2013 Team (NET)Wins/ Opponent Wins/Team Score #1 Ohio State- 8 wins/ 30 opp wins/SCORE= 11.0 #2 Alabama- 8 wins/ 29 opp wins/SCORE= 10.9 #3 Oregon 8 wins/ 28 opp wins/SCORE= 10.8 #4 Northern Illinois 8 wins/ 22 opp wins/SCORE= 10.2*** #5 Florida St. 7 wins/ 32 opp wins/SCORE= 10.2 #6 Baylor 7 wins/ 24 opp wins/SCORE= 9.4 #7 Stanford 6 wins/ 32 opp wins/SCORE= 9.2 #8 Fresno St. 7 wins/ 21 opp wins/SCORE= 9.1 #9 Miami 7 wins/ 20 opp wins/SCORE= 9.0 #10 Missouri 6 wins/ 28 opp wins/SCORE= 8.8 ***Tie Breaker goes to team with more wins I am open to any comments or tweaks you may have. RGS Ranking Committe(Ron Short)
Posted on: Mon, 28 Oct 2013 22:24:59 +0000
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