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projected Big 12 standings, Round 4

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5 years 11 months ago #24380 by asteroid
Although both Oklahoma and Iowa State lost, the Sooners' performance was a bit more
below expectation than that of the Cyclones, and that was enough for the two teams
to swap positions in the projected standings.  Texas with the road win in Stillwater,
which had been a projected loss, was enough for the Longhorns and Cowboys to swap
positions as well.  No other changes in the order, though we are now looking at a
tie for the championship with 14 wins apiece.

                      Init.  Rnd 1  Rnd 2  Rnd 3  Rnd 4
Pred                  Proj.  Proj.  Proj.  Proj.  Proj.   Conf                          
Rank  Big XII Team    Wins   Wins   Wins   Wins   Wins   Record  Next Game   Prediction 
----  --------------  -----  -----  -----  -----  -----  ------  ---------   -----------
#  2  Kansas          14.45  14.60  14.97  13.72  14.14    3  1  @UT  (Sa)   KU  by  8.0  road win
#  7  Baylor          10.99  11.45  12.05  13.33  13.60    4  0  @OSU (Sa)   BU  by  4.4  road win
#  5  West Virginia   10.73  10.79  11.92  12.22  12.64    3  1  @KSU (Sa)   WVU by  7.5  road win
# 22  Texas Tech       9.33  10.29   9.45   9.01   9.55    2  2   ISU (Sa)   TTU by  5.6
# 56  TCU              7.46   7.73   8.21   8.83   8.37    3  1  @OU  (Sa)   
# 41  Iowa State       8.35   8.00   7.45   7.86   7.61    1  3  @TTU (Sa)   
# 53  Oklahoma         7.19   7.31   8.46   7.91   7.50    2  2   TCU (Sa)   OU  by  3.4
# 51  Texas            7.25   6.83   5.71   6.47   7.45    2  2   KU  (Sa)   
# 63  Oklahoma State   8.95   7.89   7.30   6.57   5.68    0  4   BU  (Sa)   
# 91  Kansas State     5.30   5.11   4.48   4.08   3.46    0  4   WVU (Sa)   

Massey took honors for best prognostications in Round 4, but just barely, and he's our first
repeat winner of the season.  He also retains the season lead.

Predictions                                                                                       
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                Saga  Mass  Pome  Gree  Dunk  Vega  Dolp  Coll  ESPN  7 OT  Real  S+Pe  S+-1  Trnd
WVU over TCU     9.0  11.0   9.1   7.5  11.5   8.5   8.4  13.4  11.6   1.0  16.0   9.4  10.0  15.6
BU  over ISU     8.4  12.0  12.1   8.5  13.0  10.0   9.6  20.9  13.1  13.0  18.0  10.5   9.4   6.8
KU  over OU      7.3   7.0   7.2   6.5  10.5   6.5   7.1   5.3   7.4  15.0  -2.0  11.5   6.3   7.6
OSU over UT      4.0   3.0   3.6   3.5   5.0   3.0   3.7   0.6   4.7   1.0   9.0   5.4   5.0   6.8
TTU over KSU     3.2   4.0   3.5   3.5  -9.0   3.5   2.3   3.9   3.1   1.0  -2.0   4.8   2.2   3.3

       Reality  Error                                                                            
       -------  --------2-----------------------------------1-----------1-------------------------
                Saga  Mass  Pome  Gree  Dunk  Vega  Dolp  Coll  ESPN  7 OT  Real  S+Pe  S+-1  Trnd
          32    23.0  21.0  22.9  24.5  20.5  23.5  23.6  18.6  20.4  31.0  16.0  22.6  22.0  16.4
          13     4.6   1.0   0.9   4.5   0.0   3.0   3.4   7.9   0.1   0.0   5.0   2.5   3.6   6.2
          14     6.7   7.0   6.8   7.5   3.5   7.5   6.9   8.7   6.6   1.0  16.0   2.5   7.7   6.4
         -12    16.0  15.0  15.6  15.5  17.0  15.0  15.7  12.6  16.7  13.0  21.0  17.4  17.0  18.8
          14    10.8  10.0  10.5  10.5  23.0  10.5  11.7  10.1  10.9  13.0  16.0   9.2  11.8  10.7

total           61.1  54.0  56.7  62.5  64.0  59.5  61.3  57.9  54.7  58.0  74.0  54.2  62.1  58.5
previous       151.1 144.0 148.1 155.0 168.5 152.0 154.4 152.9  55.2 149.0 168.0 149.4 153.9 146.4
cumulative     212.2 198.0 204.8 217.5 232.5 211.5 215.7 210.8 109.9 207.0 242.0 203.6 216.0 204.9
per game        10.6   9.9  10.2  10.9  11.6  10.6  10.8  10.5  10.5  10.4  12.1  10.2  10.8  10.2

Three road wins in Round 4, with three more projected for Round 5.

Road wins ( 9 out of 20)                   Home losses                            Differential (RW-HL)
----------------------------------------   ------------------------------------   --------------------
2 Baylor         TTU KU                    0 Baylor                               +2 Baylor        
2 Kansas         ISU OU                    0 TCU                                  +1 Kansas        
1 Oklahoma       UT                        0 West Virginia                        +1 TCU           
1 TCU            KSU                       1 Iowa State     KU                    +1 West Virginia 
1 Texas          OSU                       1 Kansas         BU                     0 Oklahoma      
1 Texas Tech     KSU                       1 Oklahoma       KU                     0 Texas         
1 West Virginia  OSU                       1 Texas          OU                     0 Texas Tech    
0 Iowa State                               1 Texas Tech     BU                    -1 Iowa State    
0 Kansas State                             2 Kansas State   TCU TTU               -2 Kansas State  
0 Oklahoma State                           2 Oklahoma State WVU UT                -2 Oklahoma State

Performance (points)     Inconsistency (points)    
---------------------    ----------------------    
Kansas          +3.12    Baylor            8.26    
West Virginia   +2.23    Kansas State      8.46    
Baylor          +1.87    West Virginia     8.57    
TCU             +0.33    Oklahoma          8.91    
Texas Tech      +0.07    TCU              10.66    
Oklahoma State  -0.26    Texas            11.04    
Oklahoma        -0.85    Kansas           11.34    
Texas           -1.33    Iowa State       11.65    
Iowa State      -1.50    Texas Tech       11.93    
Kansas State    -1.79    Oklahoma State   17.97    

Trend (points per game)           Mental toughness
------------------------------    ------------------------------
West Virginia   +0.84 +/- 0.43    Baylor          +0.22 +/- 0.16
Baylor          +0.57 +/- 0.49    West Virginia   +0.16 +/- 0.27
Texas Tech      -0.05 +/- 0.67    Oklahoma        +0.13 +/- 0.22
Kansas          -0.23 +/- 0.70    Texas Tech      +0.04 +/- 0.28
Texas           -0.26 +/- 0.62    Texas            0.00 +/- 0.29
Kansas State    -0.34 +/- 0.47    Iowa State      -0.02 +/- 0.23
TCU             -0.34 +/- 0.65    Kansas State    -0.27 +/- 0.20
Oklahoma        -0.37 +/- 0.49    Kansas          -0.44 +/- 0.32
Iowa State      -0.59 +/- 0.63    Oklahoma State  -0.71 +/- 0.51
Oklahoma State  -1.14 +/- 0.96    TCU             -0.87 +/- 0.28

Average offense (pts)   Average defense (pts)   Total Points             Scoring Margin (pts)     
---------------------   ---------------------   ----------------------   ----------------------   
Iowa State      76.06   Baylor          58.60   Iowa State      148.38   Kansas          +14.53   
Kansas          75.60   West Virginia   59.63   Oklahoma        141.88   Baylor          +14.07   
Texas Tech      73.13   Kansas          61.07   Kansas          136.67   West Virginia   +12.06   
Baylor          72.67   Texas           61.56   Texas Tech      136.06   Texas Tech      +10.19   
Oklahoma        72.50   Kansas State    62.56   West Virginia   131.31   TCU              +5.53   
West Virginia   71.69   TCU             62.67   Baylor          131.27   Texas            +4.94   
TCU             68.20   Texas Tech      62.94   TCU             130.87   Iowa State       +3.75   
Texas           66.50   Oklahoma State  63.75   Oklahoma State  129.31   Oklahoma         +3.13   
Oklahoma State  65.56   Oklahoma        69.38   Texas           128.06   Oklahoma State   +1.81   
Kansas State    63.75   Iowa State      72.31   Kansas State    126.31   Kansas State     +1.19   

To put things into perspective, the #2 strength of schedule belongs to Seton Hall, whose
numerical rating is 80.11, and #3 is Michigan, whose numerical rating is 80.00; you'd
have to go down to #29 Clemson to find a schedule strength rating of 77.30, which is
2.81 units lower than #2 Seton Hall, who is 2.81 units lower than Kansas.  It's also
worth noting that if you look at the latest Pomeroy rankings, Kansas has played #2 Duke,
#3 Baylor, #4 West Virginia, and #5 Dayton.  He's got Kansas' strength of schedule with
a numerical value of 13.34, compared to #2 Seton Hall way down at 9.98.  The NCAA
Tournament isn't as tough.

Schedule Strength
---------------------------
Kansas          82.92 (  1)
Oklahoma        79.47 (  5)
Oklahoma State  79.10 (  8)
Iowa State      78.94 ( 12)
West Virginia   78.86 ( 14)
Baylor          76.18 ( 52)
Kansas State    76.06 ( 54)
Texas           75.11 ( 80)
TCU             73.78 (120)
Texas Tech      73.42 (136)
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5 years 11 months ago #24381 by NotOstertag
I've been tracking the "Bill Self Conference Standings Calculation" where you get no credit for home wins and can only lose points for home losses, while positive points can only be gained for road wins. By that calculation, if you win out at home and win 4 road games you'd be +4.

With that scale, Baylor is currently +2 (2 road wins, no home losses).

KU, WVU and TCU are all +1, with KU having the only home loss.

Tech, OU, and Texas are all even.

ISU is -1 (1 home loss, no road wins)

OSU and KSU are both 0-4 which translates to -2.

This weekend, Baylor, KU, WVU, TCU and ISU are all on the road and can pick up points. Therefore, beyond Baylor losing at OSU, we can't make up any ground.

Meanwhile, Tech, OU, OSU, Texas and KSU are all at home and need to win in order not to fall further behind.

Therefore, if Asteroid's predictions pan out, TCU will fall back to even, and be 2 points behind KU and WVU who will still be a point down to Baylor.

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