129 and the average is 135. A win over Northwestern drops the median win to 88. Three more wins after Northwestern would at least get the median to below 50 and give RU fans a more solid argument for a bid.
I don't know what a median win is but do you honestly think that they wouldn't earn a bid if the season ended today?129 and the average is 135. A win over Northwestern drops the median win to 88. Three more wins after Northwestern would at least get the median to below 50 and give RU fans a more solid argument for a bid.
Median NET ranking (simply the opponent’s NET ranking of your 8th best win if you have 16 wins). A low number for your median NET of wins shows that you’ve beaten more than a couple good teams. RU’s mean NET win will remain high because of all the quad 4 wins.I don't know what a median win is but do you honestly think that they wouldn't earn a bid if the season ended today?
Season doesn’t end today so that’s irrelevant.I don't know what a median win is but do you honestly think that they wouldn't earn a bid if the season ended today?
The fallacy of the math here is that most our games with low ranked opponents were in the early part of the season leading to a median ranking that improves as the season progresses.Median NET ranking (simply the opponent’s NET ranking of your 8th best win if you have 16 wins). A low number for your median NET of wins shows that you’ve beaten more than a couple good teams. RU’s mean NET win will remain high because of all the quad 4 wins.
Median NET ranking (simply the opponent’s NET ranking of your 8th best win if you have 16 wins). A low number for your median NET of wins shows that you’ve beaten more than a couple good teams. RU’s mean NET win will remain high because of all the quad 4 wins.
That was kinda my point. The mean might not drop to a good number but if your median looks good you may have an argument. The team only has one road/neutral win and might not get another the rest of the way.Median would be a better factor in-season if your OOC games were spread out proportionately across the entire season with the B1G games. But since they are front loaded, Median means squat until the regular season and conf tourney ends
That was kinda my point. The mean might not drop to a good number but if your median looks good you may have an argument. The team only has one road/neutral win and might not get another the rest of the way.
It will have to be RU’s argument if they win no more road/neutral games. Mean isn’t necessarily a great measure since it doesn’t take into consideration an actual single game result. Instead it just throws all games into a pot and makes soup with them.Median?
Are we going to look at the standard deviation of NET wins next?
average. Maybe
Median. Don’t see it
It will have to be RU’s argument if they win no more road/neutral games. Mean isn’t necessarily a great measure since it doesn’t take into consideration an actual single game result. Instead it just throws all games into a pot and makes soup with them.
Yeah 18-13 with 1 road win will be a compelling argument I’m sure.Win 3 more games and we are good to go unless we lose to Nebraska or Northwestern in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament. Don’t overthink it.
Really? Look at their schedule compared to what RU has left(after today). Lone road win at Nebraska...Rutgers resume is better than Indiana
Kurtosis of our NET wins or GTFOMedian?
Are we going to look at the standard deviation of NET wins next?
average. Maybe
Median. Don’t see it
It definitely will not matter if that happens.beat Illinois, Maryland and Penn State and it will probably not matter what else happens
Yeah 18-13 with 1 road win will be a compelling argument I’m sure.
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