I Created a CFB Ranking System

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The Bottom 10:

125. San Diego St (3-9) - 61.2191
126. NMSU (3-9) - 57.8565
127. MTSU (3-9) - 57.8401
128. UTEP (3-9) - 57.7215
129. UMass (2-10) - 55.3864
130. Kennesaw St (2-10) - 51.3447
131. Purdue (1-11) - 50.2720
132. Tulsa (3-9) - 43.5136
133. Southern Miss (1-11) - 38.3731
134. Kent St (0-12) - 25.0759

Current Champions of Life (Lineal Title): South Carolina
 
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bamawriter said:
FINAL 2024 RANKINGS (with CFP/AP/Coaches):

1. Oregon (13-0) - 172.0794 (1/1/1)
2. Notre Dame (11-1) - 170.9112 (5/3/3)
3. Ohio St (10-2) - 169.3814 (6/6/7)
4. Texas (11-2) - 163.9051 (3/4/4)
5. Georgia (11-2) - 160.0689 (2/2/2)
6. Boise St (12-1) - 159.5412 (9/8/8)
7. Indiana (11-1) - 155.2897 (8/9/9)
8. Alabama (9-3) - 155.0147 (11/11/11)
9. SMU (11-2) - 152.9681 (10/12/12)
10. Penn St (11-2) - 152.7107 (4/5/5)
11. Miami (10-2) - 152.2675 (13/15/16)
12. Tennessee (10-2) - 147.2478 (7/7/6)
13. South Carolina (9-3) - 147.0549 (15/14/14)
14. Arizona St (11-2) - 145.4485 (12/10/10)
15. Army (11-2) - 143.6666 (22/19/18)*
16. Ole Miss (9-3) - 143.2900 (14/16/15)
17. Louisville (8-4) - 141.5589 (UR/UR/UR)
18. BYU (10-2) - 141.0595 (17/17/17)
19. Clemson (10-3) - 139.9229 (16/13/13)
20. Tulane (9-4) - 139.7560 (UR/UR/UR)
21. Iowa St (10-3) - 139.3693 (18/18/19)
22. Syracuse (9-3) - 138.8162 (21/22/25)
23. Navy (9-3) - 138.3136 (UR/UR/UR)*
24. UNLV (10-3) - 136.9737 (24/24/24)
25. Colorado (9-3) - 135.6228 (23/23/22)

*The polls were all concluded before the Army-Navy game. The above math includes that result.
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Interesting. I've been thinking about doing something similar.

A couple questions, why is Texas ahead of Georgia despite Georgia beating them twice? And why is Alabama ahead of Tennessee although Tennessee has a better record and beat Alabama?

Not trying to pick, just wondering why it was giving you that.
 
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Godfatha said:
Interesting. I've been thinking about doing something similar.

A couple questions, why is Texas ahead of Georgia despite Georgia beating them twice? And why is Alabama ahead of Tennessee although Tennessee has a better record and beat Alabama?

Not trying to pick, just wondering why it was giving you that.
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The system ignores names. Head-to-head results don't weigh in.
 
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bamawriter said:
Basically, yeah. I'd summarize it as "Team A's schedule was X strong, and Team A performed Y well against it."
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Then using the Texas vs UGA example, shouldn’t the fact that UGA’s schedule was tougher than Texas’s and the fact that they beat Texas twice matter? Doesn’t make sense. Unless your algorithm shows that UGA’s schedule was weaker than Texas schedule.
 
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Nooga said:
Then using the Texas vs UGA example, shouldn’t the fact that UGA’s schedule was tougher than Texas’s and the fact that they beat Texas twice matter? Doesn’t make sense. Unless your algorithm shows that UGA’s schedule was weaker than Texas schedule.
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Georgia's schedule was about 5.5 points tougher than Texas'. Texas point differential was > 8 points more than Georgia's. Texas had almost 120 yards more in yardage differential. Those three factors essentially combined for Texas finishing < 4 total points ahead of UGA.
 
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bamawriter said:
COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF ACCORDING TO THE MATH:

1st Round:

South Bend, IN: 5 seed - #2 Notre Dame vs. 12 seed - #15 Army (American Champ)
Columbus, OH: 6 seed - #3 Ohio St vs. 11 seed - #10 Penn St
Austin, TX: 7 seed - #4 Texas vs. 10 seed -#9 SMU
Bloomington, IN: 8 seed - #7 Indiana vs. 9 seed - #8 Alabama

Quarterfinals:

Rose Bowl: 1 seed - #1 Oregon (Big 10 Champ)
Sugar Bowl: 2 seed - #5 Georgia (SEC Champ)
Fiesta Bowl: 3 seed - #6 Boise St (Mountain West Champ)
Peach Bowl: 4 seed - #14 Arizona St (Big XII Champ)
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Is the math saying that Bama got the shaft?
 
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