How does your EPR work?
For the Queefs to be your #1 team is crazy
They havent beaten any body worth a shit yet besides the Kitty Lions
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For the Queefs to be your #1 team is crazy
They havent beaten any body worth a shit yet besides the Kitty Lions
mgcolby
Go Eat a satchel of Richards!
Straight stats. Ranking averages, weighted across 8 categories on a 4 game rolling average. SoS is not one of them.
Edit: I just looked at the weekly records. And EPR is going to have its first ever losing week this week. I think I came up with it week 10 last year. Or right around there. Assuming the Cowboys don't shit themselves, it will be 6-7. It is underperforming so far in comparison to last year. It consistently hovered around 70%-win percentage last year. It finished at 69%. It was at 59% going into this week. So I imagine it will drop to 57-58%.
I can definitely add more data points to it now that its in sql, I am pulling down a lot of data that I didn't have in excel. SoS would be worth looking at. But I have to figure out from what angle. These rankings are purely "efficiency" based. How well are they performing in yards per game, points etc... over the past four games. SoS would probably mean opponents rankings/averages in the same categories. Also a few new stats I already have pondered adding to it. But its been near the bottom of the list of about 1000 things to do to get the sql pipeline working.
Edit: I just looked at the weekly records. And EPR is going to have its first ever losing week this week. I think I came up with it week 10 last year. Or right around there. Assuming the Cowboys don't shit themselves, it will be 6-7. It is underperforming so far in comparison to last year. It consistently hovered around 70%-win percentage last year. It finished at 69%. It was at 59% going into this week. So I imagine it will drop to 57-58%.
I can definitely add more data points to it now that its in sql, I am pulling down a lot of data that I didn't have in excel. SoS would be worth looking at. But I have to figure out from what angle. These rankings are purely "efficiency" based. How well are they performing in yards per game, points etc... over the past four games. SoS would probably mean opponents rankings/averages in the same categories. Also a few new stats I already have pondered adding to it. But its been near the bottom of the list of about 1000 things to do to get the sql pipeline working.
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