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Pitt's Capel goes after Big 12 and efficiency ratings
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[QUOTE="freescooter, post: 4897225, member: 1023"] The problem with RPI was equally bad. Just different. It was overly reliant on Strength of Schedule and one result, still there in NET just less important, was that bad teams in good conferences got bumped a lot and good teams in weaker ones got penalized more. That still happens in NET just to a lesser degree. Any of these metrics are useful in “bands.” The problem is people use them as if they were precise. [/QUOTE]
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