Composite Rankings

[Vowelguy]

Here's my latest composite rankings, which combine Massey, Sagarin, RPI, AP, as well as conference standings & conference RPI.
(Note, the RPI data does not yet include last night's games, and obviously AP doesnt either.)


B12 Baylor 1000 1
BE Notre Dame* 879 2
PAC Stanford 821 3
BE Connecticut 816 4
ACC Duke 676 5
SEC Tennessee 666 6
ACC Maryland* 652 7
COL Delaware 615 8
ACC Miami-FL 610 9
SEC Kentucky 595 10
B10 Penn St. 548 11
B12 Texas A&M* 545 12
BE St. John's 544 13
ACC Georgia Tech 446 14
HOR Green Bay 432 15
B10 Ohio St. 431 16
B10 Purdue* 428 17
BE Georgetown 424 18
A10 St. Bonaventure 413 19
SEC Georgia 409 20
B12 Oklahoma * 391 21
BE Louisville 386 22
PAC California 363 23
BE Rutgers 361 24
WC Gonzaga* 355 25
B12 Kansas St. 343 26
BE West Virginia 340 27
SEC South Carolina 333 28
SEC Arkansas 323 29
B10 Nebraska 307 30
PAC Southern Cal 302 31
B12 Iowa St.* 290 32
BE DePaul* 290 33
SEC LSU* 284 34
IVY Princeton 284 35
SEC Vanderbilt* 266 36
A10 Dayton 258 37
WC BYU 253 38
B10 Iowa 252 39
ACC Virginia 246 40

* = NCAA 1st round host
italics = won automatic bid

 

[ASweet3781]

You know what?

I say give Delaware the 2 seed. Kentucky lost to a last place winless SEC team and an unranked opponent in their tournament. Not to mention a 30 + point loss at Tennessee. Miami lost in the first round of their tournament to an unranked team. I think Delaware has earned it and even more imporant I think Kentucky and Miami played themselves to a 3 seed.

Gotta check a map, what's closer to Kingston, Maryland or Delaware lol.

 

[Icebear]

Tennessee 666.6, hmmmmmm.

 

[Kibitzer]

Tennessee 666.6, hmmmmmm.

Will we see a one-and-done elimination tournament or an exorcism?

 

[Enigma64]

Will we see a one-and-done elimination tournament or an exorcism?

Look who's on TV mama... its the devil ~Bobby Boucher... The WaterBoy

 

[Zorro]

Run away, run away!!!

 

[MilfordHusky]

Tennessee 666.6, hmmmmmm.

And to think that some folks scoffed at the characterization of them as the Evil Empire. But we knew! We knew all along.

 

[bbsamjj]

Vowelguy--I'm confused by your methodology. How is RU at #24 when their rankings (Massey/Sagarin/RPI/AP) are (15/14/13/24)?

Here's my latest composite rankings, which combine Massey, Sagarin, RPI, AP, as well as conference standings & conference RPI.
(Note, the RPI data does not yet include last night's games, and obviously AP doesnt either.)


B12 Baylor 1000 1
BE Notre Dame* 879 2
PAC Stanford 821 3
BE Connecticut 816 4
ACC Duke 676 5
SEC Tennessee 666 6
ACC Maryland* 652 7
COL Delaware 615 8
ACC Miami-FL 610 9
SEC Kentucky 595 10
B10 Penn St. 548 11
B12 Texas A&M* 545 12
BE St. John's 544 13
ACC Georgia Tech 446 14
HOR Green Bay 432 15
B10 Ohio St. 431 16
B10 Purdue* 428 17
BE Georgetown 424 18
A10 St. Bonaventure 413 19
SEC Georgia 409 20
B12 Oklahoma * 391 21
BE Louisville 386 22
PAC California 363 23
BE Rutgers 361 24
WC Gonzaga* 355 25
B12 Kansas St. 343 26
BE West Virginia 340 27
SEC South Carolina 333 28
SEC Arkansas 323 29
B10 Nebraska 307 30
PAC Southern Cal 302 31
B12 Iowa St.* 290 32
BE DePaul* 290 33
SEC LSU* 284 34
IVY Princeton 284 35
SEC Vanderbilt* 266 36
A10 Dayton 258 37
WC BYU 253 38
B10 Iowa 252 39
ACC Virginia 246 40

* = NCAA 1st round host
italics = won automatic bid

 

[Vowelguy]

Vowelguy--I'm confused by your methodology. How is RU at #24 when their rankings (Massey/Sagarin/RPI/AP) are (15/14/13/24)?

5th component is conference performance -- RU is 7th out of 16 in BE

 

[bbsamjj]

vowelguy--RU actually finished 6th in the BE, not 7th. I'm assuming that would move them up the ladder, given that they are ahead of Louisville in all categories except the AP rankings?