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Here's an explanation of why I think their current total points calculations are all wrong:
This is the Rivals formula:
POINTS = ((N / (N + 50)) * H) + ((50 / (N + 50)) * L)
where...
H = 250 for each 5-star commit + 140 for each 4-star + 75 for each 3-star + 20 for each 2-star + 10 for each 1-star
L = 18 for each 5-star + 12 for each 4-star + 8 for each 3-star + 3 for each 2-star + 1 for each 1-star
N = a big honkin' calculation
Here is a link explaining how to calculate N:
Rivals formula for their rankings. - FalconsLIFE
Long story short, N is effected by a players position ranking and their placement in the Rivals 100, JUCO 50 or Prep 50...
There is also an average ranking factor...If the team's average stars are greater than 3, add (100 * (Avg stars -<br> > 3)) to N...this is only in play if the average player rating is 3 or above...
Michigan's current class breaks down like this as far as scoring is concerned:
Ten 4*'s, nine 3*'s and one unrated player...they also have the following that effects their N value:
Rivals 100 players: 3 (Kalis, Stone, Magnuson)
Players that score at thier given position: 17 (Kalis, Stone, Magnuson, Bars, Funchess, Stacey, Williams, Bolden, Brown, Ruchardson, Ross, Strobel, Wilson, Gant, Goodin, Ringer, Standifer)
Average star rating: 3.43
With a m value of 50 (as described in the link that explains the formula) these things should give Michigan a total of 1783 points (they have a very solid class needless to say)....but currently they only have 1324...
I chose Michigan as an example because they have 20 total recruits and Rivals formula only considers the top 20 players...
Given the same formula Tennessee breaks down like this:
One 4*, seven 3*'s, one 2*, two unrated players...we also have the following factors affecting N:
Rivals 100: 0
Players that score at thier given position: 4 (Bowles, Peters, Peterman, Cross)
Average star rating: 2.82
With a m value of 50 (as described in the link explaining the formula) this should give Tennessee 320 points
I hope this clarifies my belief that the current points calculation in the team rankings are wrong...
If anyone has any questions please let me know
This is the Rivals formula:
POINTS = ((N / (N + 50)) * H) + ((50 / (N + 50)) * L)
where...
H = 250 for each 5-star commit + 140 for each 4-star + 75 for each 3-star + 20 for each 2-star + 10 for each 1-star
L = 18 for each 5-star + 12 for each 4-star + 8 for each 3-star + 3 for each 2-star + 1 for each 1-star
N = a big honkin' calculation
Here is a link explaining how to calculate N:
Rivals formula for their rankings. - FalconsLIFE
Long story short, N is effected by a players position ranking and their placement in the Rivals 100, JUCO 50 or Prep 50...
There is also an average ranking factor...If the team's average stars are greater than 3, add (100 * (Avg stars -<br> > 3)) to N...this is only in play if the average player rating is 3 or above...
Michigan's current class breaks down like this as far as scoring is concerned:
Ten 4*'s, nine 3*'s and one unrated player...they also have the following that effects their N value:
Rivals 100 players: 3 (Kalis, Stone, Magnuson)
Players that score at thier given position: 17 (Kalis, Stone, Magnuson, Bars, Funchess, Stacey, Williams, Bolden, Brown, Ruchardson, Ross, Strobel, Wilson, Gant, Goodin, Ringer, Standifer)
Average star rating: 3.43
With a m value of 50 (as described in the link that explains the formula) these things should give Michigan a total of 1783 points (they have a very solid class needless to say)....but currently they only have 1324...
I chose Michigan as an example because they have 20 total recruits and Rivals formula only considers the top 20 players...
Given the same formula Tennessee breaks down like this:
One 4*, seven 3*'s, one 2*, two unrated players...we also have the following factors affecting N:
Rivals 100: 0
Players that score at thier given position: 4 (Bowles, Peters, Peterman, Cross)
Average star rating: 2.82
With a m value of 50 (as described in the link explaining the formula) this should give Tennessee 320 points
I hope this clarifies my belief that the current points calculation in the team rankings are wrong...
If anyone has any questions please let me know