Sagarin Ratings Out

GangGreen · November 19, 2007

Oklahoma St. #73

North Texas #96

untbowler · November 19, 2007

wow so Sagarin Ratings are about as biased as the BCS rankings are for non-BCS schools. <_<

What a crock. Basically dominate the team the whole game and lead 99% of game yet they remain 20 spots higher due to their name.

Fantastic.

Censored by Laurie · November 19, 2007

wow so Sagarin Ratings are about as biased as the BCS rankings are for non-BCS schools.
What a crock. Basically dominate the team the whole game and lead 99% of game yet they remain 20 spots higher due to their name.
Fantastic.

Just ignore the Sagarin ratings...you'll end up with a splitting headache trying to figure out their logic.

Green Lantern · November 19, 2007

Just ignore the Sagarin ratings...you'll end up with a splitting headache trying to figure out their logic.

They are a joke. I never pay attention to them.

MeanGreenBuzz · November 19, 2007

They are a joke. I never pay attention to them.

So true. The 2 I noticed right off the top were NC State being ranked 15 spots ahead of UNO and OSU being ranked 20 spots ahead of us.

MeanGreenBuzz · November 19, 2007

Here is another lame poll. The new ESPN/USA Today poll came out with neither UNT or UNO even getting a vote. NC State still had 21 votes in the poll and the team that beat them to knock them out of their place in the top 25 didn't even land 1 single vote... pathetic excuse for a ranking.

Even worse is JJ has a vote in this poll and didn't vote for us or UNO even after our big wins. I can understand maybe not voting for us but UNO deserved his vote after their big win. Whats the damn deal JJ? Where is the Sun Belt support?

Edited November 19, 2007 by MeanGreenBuzz

CMJ · November 19, 2007

New Orleans definitely deserves consideration after their win. OSU wasn't as highly regarded so I can see why we weren't.

Edited November 19, 2007 by CMJ

MeanGreenBuzz · November 19, 2007

The AP poll just hit and here is the update UNT has 0 votes in this one as well, but UNO did manage to get 1 vote here (finally) where are NC State managed to keep 41 of its votes. When we beat up on Texas at the beginning of December the rest of the world will know what OSU already knows.

ADLER · November 20, 2007

A few ratings of note (regional and SBC top 200 teams):

22 Texas = 85.99

29 Texas A&M = 85.31

57 Western Kentucky = 81.71

68 Texas-Arlington = 80.45

73 Oklahoma State = 80.04

88 Houston = 78.71

95 Texas Tech = 78.10

96 North Texas = 78.06

104 New Orleans = 77.48

117 South Alabama = 76.48

124 Sam Houston State = 75.99

143 TCU = 74.41

157 Ark.-Little Rock = 73.62

184 Indiana State = 71.29

188 Troy = 71.24

192 Tulsa = 71.01

This week's Sagarin Ratings

The ratings system certainly doesn't view UTA as a cupcake, and playing at home you'd expect them to probably be favored in the game against North Texas.

Western Kentucky, as expected, has the strongest rating for SBC teams at this point in the season.

Perhaps there is a glitch in the Sagarin Rating system, but I couldn't find SMU listed.

Edited November 20, 2007 by ADLER

UNTFan23 · November 20, 2007

Perhaps there is a glitch in the Sagarin Rating system, but I couldn't find SMU listed.

You have to go all the way to the bottom and they are in all their glory ... #332. I thought I might see a NR next to their name.

ADLER · November 20, 2007

You have to go all the way to the bottom and they are in all their glory ... #332. I thought I might see a NR next to their name.

Man, I didn't even look that far down. They are sandwiched between schools like Longwood and Sacred Heart that I never even knew played sports. Something called USC Upstate is dead last in the country; I am suprised SMU hasn't tried to schedule them.

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Edited November 21, 2007 by ADLER

untbowler · November 20, 2007

So we beat OSU but remain 20 spots back, SSHSU beats Tx Tech, yet Tech remains 30 spots ahead of them and also a spot or 2 ahead of us.

Don't you love it when the computer makes the rankings using someone's biased formula.

chrisfisher · November 20, 2007

A few ratings of note (regional and SBC top 200 teams):
This week's Sagarin Ratings
The ratings system certainly doesn't view UTA as a cupcake, and playing at home you'd expect them to probably be favored in the game against North Texas.
Western Kentucky, as expected, has the strongest rating for SBC teams at this point in the season.
Perhaps there is a glitch in the Sagarin Rating system, but I couldn't find SMU listed.

Even worse, we only received 40 votes in the Mid Major Top 25 Poll, which isn't even enough to break into their Top 25. Apparently, the entire B-Ball world needs further convincing that this team is for real. Let's hope they provide this evidence in our upcoming games. Even one loss will have huge set backs for us in the polls....

Duck_Mav · November 20, 2007

Even worse, we only received 40 votes in the Mid Major Top 25 Poll, which isn't even enough to break into their Top 25. Apparently, the entire B-Ball world needs further convincing that this team is for real. Let's hope they provide this evidence in our upcoming games. Even one loss will have huge set backs for us in the polls....

It's pretty early. I mean, UTA is even rated above UTEP.

Quoner · November 20, 2007

It's pretty early. I mean, UTA is even rated above UTEP.

no - it is never too early to be spun out of shape about an early season rating system. I mean, in the preseason football polls Missouri and Kansas were barely regarded as top material (more so Kansas) and they are still struggling to overcome that. It's never too early to complain!

ADLER · December 19, 2007

Man, I didn't even look that far down. They are sandwiched between schools like Longwood and Sacred Heart that I never even knew played sports. Something called USC Upstate is dead last in the country; I am suprised SMU hasn't tried to schedule them..

Oops! I guess they did. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: