NET Ranking After Nebraska Game II

[Tango Two]

Rutgers wins and goes from 19 to 21

Nebraska loses and goes from 165 to 158


The loss helped them because we are higher ranked, and the win hurt us because they are lower ranked.

 

[jordkap]

Rutgers wins and goes from 19 to 21

Nebraska loses and goes from 165 to 158


The loss helped them because we are higher ranked, and the win hurt us because they are lower ranked.

Likely also because of the amount of points it was decided by, not the ranking only

 

[Tango Two]

Likely also because of the amount of points it was decided by, not the ranking only

Yes the key is to win by 10 points to get the maximum

 

[BillyC80]

Wondering if our NET, based on yesterday’s game, will improve if Nebraska starts winning?

In other words, is the impact a dynamic thing, that changes as the year progresses?

 

[gef21]

Wondering if our NET, based on yesterday’s game, will improve if Nebraska starts winning?

In other words, is the impact a dynamic thing, that changes as the year progresses?

Yes. Constantly changing.

 

[BillyC80]

Yes. Constantly changing.

That’s what I thought, thanks. So then the full impact of yesterday’s game, including the margin of victory, is not yet known.

 

[WhichReligionIsRight]

Rutgers wins and goes from 19 to 21

Nebraska loses and goes from 165 to 158


The loss helped them because we are higher ranked, and the win hurt us because they are lower ranked.

I doubt there is much, if any, statistical significance of moving a couple of spots in the rankings.

 

[WhichReligionIsRight]

Wondering if our NET, based on yesterday’s game, will improve if Nebraska starts winning?

In other words, is the impact a dynamic thing, that changes as the year progresses?

Constantly changing. I suspect that we should be cheering on the OOC opponents more than, say Nebraska. What happens in conference play is a zero-sum game. Nebraska might go up, but someone else goes down.

 

[GoodOl'Rutgers]

how great is it that it will be February we can still win the Big Ten regular season (and Tourney)... Go Knights!

 

[bac2therac]

We dropped because Nebraska was rated in the 160s. The dip in sos

 

[sport2231]

Wondering if our NET, based on yesterday’s game, will improve if Nebraska starts winning?

In other words, is the impact a dynamic thing, that changes as the year progresses?

Kenpom and BART update through out the day as games end. You will see Rutgers move and up and down a bit on days they don’t play based on these results

The same thing could theoretically happen with NET but it only updates each morning

 

[fbc1866]

Allowing them to make that big come back didn't help.

 

[Scarlet83]

Wondering if our NET, based on yesterday’s game, will improve if Nebraska starts winning?

In other words, is the impact a dynamic thing, that changes as the year progresses?

Yes, the impact is dynamic.

And if Nebraska starts winning, that effect is offset with the B1G opponent who lost to Nebraska (we play both teams).

 

[RUfinal4]

does that mean if SHU makes it to the top 10 that our net will be helped?