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Message: [QUOTE="storrsroars, post: 4519486, member: 2500"] While I neglected to specifically say so, the games I cited were all ACC and these are teams that play each other and have all already played each other, so there would be direct ramifications between them. Even noting your boldface comment, it still doesn't appear to make sense. I follow Pitt as my wife went there. They beat the #20 AP team (albeit ranked 46 in NET) by 3 at home, Miami went up 1 spot in NET, Pitt stayed at 62 with no other movement in teams 61-70. Meantime Penn St. beat Michigan (was 75 NET) at home by 22, went up 8 spots in NET while Michigan dropped seven spots. It simply seems to me that parts of the algorithm are either overweighted or underweighted. [/QUOTE]