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The guy that does the best analytic analysis in college basketball and maybe all of sports...Where in the world is …….Bart Torvik
Here is a direct link to his site if you do not use Twitter (like me).
Guilty until proven innocenthmm, basically what you get if you use the final numbers from sagarin from last season. he's suggesting the gophers will be about the same this year as last year?
hmm, basically what you get if you use the final numbers from sagarin from last season. he's suggesting the gophers will be about the same this year as last year?
No statistical model is great at predicting how all teams are going to perform with a bunch of new parts, not just MN. You need to get data from this season before it becomes reliable.hmm, basically what you get if you use the final numbers from sagarin from last season. he's suggesting the gophers will be about the same this year as last year?
might be especially hard to try and figure out Bethune - one of last seasons worst teams. 16 on the roster. 8 freshman. of the other 8, 7 are transfers (though i don't know when they transferred in)No statistical model is great at predicting how all teams are going to perform with a bunch of new parts, not just MN. You need to get data from this season before it becomes reliable.
That being said, a lot goes into his model - he does take into account transfers, recruits, and potential improvement of returning players. Of course there are outlier teams that far over/underperform their preseason expectation, but he's got a fairly stellar track record on the whole.
Sounds like the Gopher roster a couple years ago.might be especially hard to try and figure out Bethune - one of last seasons worst teams. 16 on the roster. 8 freshman. of the other 8, 7 are transfers (though i don't know when they transferred in)