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03-02-2016, 01:38 PM #131
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03-02-2016, 02:25 PM #132
Another way of saying this is that it takes the points allowed and adjusts it based on strength of the opponent and the pace of the game.
So giving up 70 points to a team that is bad and plays slowly can hurt you more than giving up 100 points to a good team that plays fast.Last edited by MauriceX; 03-02-2016 at 02:30 PM.
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03-02-2016, 02:50 PM #133
I went back to look through the past championship games as far back as Kenpom stats go. It turns out there is one exception: UConn in 2014. Other than that it holds. For 2nd place there isn't as much correlation. (Thank Butler for throwing that off)
Also, these stats do include tournament games. I know there was a question about that earlier.
Again it is team - AdjO-AdjD-Overall
2015: Duke – 3-12-4 beat Wisconsin – 1-54-3
2014: UConn – 39-10-8 beat Kentucky – 10-41-11
2013: Louisville – 4-3-1 beat Michigan – 1-48-4
2012: Kentucky – 2-8-1 beat Kansas- 28-3-4
2011: UConn – 18-13-9 beat Butler – 48-44-33
2010: Duke – 1-8-1 beat Butler – 57-2-9
2009: UNC – 1-21-1 beat Mich. St. – 22-8-6
2008: Kansas – 2-1-1 beat Memphis – 6-2-2
2007: Florida – 1-17-1 beat Ohio State – 3-11-2
2006: Florida – 3-6-1 beat UCLA – 38-4-4
2005: UNC – 2-12-2 beat Illinois – 3-4-1
2004: UConn – 9-5-2 beat GA Tech – 26-6-7
2003: Syracuse – 14-14-5 beat Kansas – 15-4-3
2002: Maryland – 2-7-2 beat Indiana – 23-6-6
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03-02-2016, 03:11 PM #134
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03-02-2016, 04:07 PM #135
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Save the '11 Uconn and '03 Cuse squads, each winner has been elite in either category (10th or above). '11 Uconn just missed with their D ranking but both teams were balanced in their ranking.
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