Is there a reason that Kenpom is so far off of Torvik? I understand that NET is very different in its calculations, but Kenpom and Torvik being 24 spots different seems extreme to me when both are supposed to be predictive in nature.Not a lot of changes overall with limited games and Wake not having played but:
KenPom: 59
Torvik: 83
NET: 88
Kenpom rates the offense #45 and the defense #102. Barttorvik rates the offense #47 and the defense #139. The Deacs gave up 75.4 ppg the first five games of the season. They have surrendered 61.5 ppg the past four games. The defensive improvement shows up more on Kenpom model than the Bartorvik model.Is there a reason that Kenpom is so far off of Torvik? I understand that NET is very different in its calculations, but Kenpom and Torvik being 24 spots different seems extreme to me when both are supposed to be predictive in nature.
Do they have significantly different weighting of preseason information?
They have SOME different level on preseason weighting as well as projecting how much transfers/freshmen/recruiting/etc should be weighed from the outset. There was a back and forth that they went through on Twitter where Torvik's original ratings included just everybody getting their waiver approved by the NCAA while I believe KP took a more conservative approach.Is there a reason that Kenpom is so far off of Torvik? I understand that NET is very different in its calculations, but Kenpom and Torvik being 24 spots different seems extreme to me when both are supposed to be predictive in nature.
Do they have significantly different weighting of preseason information?
man you're right that IS interestingIt's interesting though because the day we played our first game of the season, both Torvik and KP had Wake 73rd.
I didn’t realize it was either but happy to see it. For a while I felt like Skip might be pretty angry/disappointed with Wake’s treatment of Dino, but in my weird can’t shake my catholic upbringing thoughts, he sees a kindred spirit in Forbes and he’s rooting for us.The Skip Prosser Classic resumes this weekend when Xavier hosts Winthrop. I had no idea the Classic was still a thing? Mark Prosser is the current coach for Winthrop. In 2019 Xavier and Western Carolina met each other the previous time the series was last played. Prosser was then coach for Western Carolina.
https://sports.yahoo.com/scouting-report-xavier-trying-split-184718144.html
As of last week, negative.Is Monsanto practicing yet?
This last month 'seems' like we play once every 7-10 days. I know we had exams one week, but it seems like we have had a few open dates that we didn't schedule anyone. Could have played WSSU this week to fill a void. Especially if it doesn't hurt our NET/KPMan...this week off of no games seems soooooooo long. Is it Monday yet?
Dino did a lot of dishonor to Skip's legacy during and after his time at Wake. Always disappointed me that he didn't seem to learn much from Skip's example.I didn’t realize it was either but happy to see it. For a while I felt like Skip might be pretty angry/disappointed with Wake’s treatment of Dino, but in my weird can’t shake my catholic upbringing thoughts, he sees a kindred spirit in Forbes and he’s rooting for us.
I think this is more than a stretch but this has been rehashed many times.Dino did a lot of dishonor to Skip's legacy during and after his time at Wake. Always disappointed me that he didn't seem to learn much from Skip's example.