Depends on the matchup. We would be favored against the acc big 12 and the non p4 teams if they got a bye. And a couple big 10 schools tooThis amounts to ND being likely a slight round 1 favorite and an underdog in round 2 & 3.
But let's ignore 2-loss Ole Miss, Georgia, and Alabama, all in the top 6 ranked ahead of ND. F+ rating system is a joke.ND is #4 in FPI, #8 in F+, #8 in CFP
I think this is a fair assessment in terms of ranking range where they fall this season.
No itās not fair. Itās a GD JOKE!ND is #4 in FPI, #8 in F+, #8 in CFP
I think this is a fair assessment in terms of ranking range where they fall this season.
Simple: the F+ system thinks both of those teams (based on these teams' respective production through week 10) would be favored in a head to head matchup vs NDHow the **** is Bama & Georgia ahead of the Irish? How? Why? What a complete waste of time.
So they also then think Indiana would be favored over Tenn.....nahSimple: the F+ system thinks both of those teams (based on these teams' respective production through week 10) would be favored in a head to head matchup vs ND
F+ has both of these teams F+ rating pretty closeSo they also then think Indiana would be favored over Tenn.....nah
But they think Indiana would be favored over Tenn.....nahF+ has both of these teams F+ rating pretty close
Tenn: 1.60
Indiana: 1.62
F+ has a lot of respect for Indiana's offense (#7 in the country and this ranking is luck and opponent neutralized)
You're right.Depends on the matchup. We would be favored against the acc big 12 and the non p4 teams if they got a bye. And a couple big 10 schools too
the amount of losses is irrelevant in F+ .. whats more important is how your team is performing overall from week 1 through week 10 with an adjustment made for competition-quality and for luck.But let's ignore 2-loss Ole Miss, Georgia, and Alabama, all in the top 6 ranked ahead of ND. F+ rating system is a joke.
Didn't you mention that the CFP ranking is looking similar to F+?
Alabama, Georgia, and Ole Miss are ranked 10-12. Certainly glad the cfp doesn't look at or us F+ in their ranking.
Because when your system sucks, you have to change the formulathe amount of losses is irrelevant in F+ .. whats more important is how your team is performing overall from week 1 through week 10 with an adjustment made for competition-quality and for luck.
When you factor in competition quality these other teams are just better despite having more losses than ND.
I don't understand why I have to keep repeating the same points. It should just be intuitively obvious anyway
Yeah they are nailing USC....I'm not the type to rub it in or anything .. but every week someone is making a dumb argument and then F+ goes out there and performs on aggregate pretty damn accurately ... and then people come back here the following week making the same dumb criticisms .. it gets old
We would be ahead of Ole Miss in his scenario and would be the 7th. We would be favored against Indiana and underdogs against Texas. My guess would be a 5 to 7 point dog to TexasYou're right.
According to Bud Elliot's latest CFP projection ND would face Georgia in round 1 and would be a pretty big underdog (and then face oregon afterwards lol):
the amount of losses is irrelevant in F+ .. whats more important is how your team is performing overall from week 1 through week 10 with an adjustment made for competition-quality and for luck.
When you factor in competition quality these other teams are just better despite having more losses than ND.
I don't understand why I have to keep repeating the same points. It should just be intuitively obvious anyway
How you perform in the redzone is largely luck based. If your offense can produce then it can produce period (whether its at the 1 yard line, 25 yard line, 50 yard line, etc.) it doesn't really make a differenceAnd that's why F+ is a very flawed system. Wins and losses are far more important than how well
an offense or defense performs. what good is an offense that puts up 400-500 yards per game if they stall in the end zone or have trouble scoring.
Again stats take you so far, wins matter.
Tell me you've never played football without telling me you've never played footballHow you perform in the redzone is largely luck based. If your offense can produce then it can produce period (whether its at the 1 yard line, 25 yard line, 50 yard line, etc.) it doesn't really make a difference
Luck based inside red zone? lolHow you perform in the redzone is largely luck based. If your offense can produce then it can produce period (whether its at the 1 yard line, 25 yard line, 50 yard line, etc.) it doesn't really make a difference
Also, I forgot to mention, wins & losses are accounted for in the F+ formula (the FEI system specifically accounts for this) but it's way less of a factor than it is in the AP or in the CFP polls/rankings (and deservedly so).
Yep.Luck based inside red zone? lol
Tell me you never played football without telling me you never played footballYep.
e.g. there's no special "redzone scoring" skill. if your offense can move the ball it can move the ball period
JLatest F+ ratings š¤£
1. Ohio State
2. Oregon
3. Texas
4. Ole Miss
5. Alabama
6. Georgia
7. Penn State
8. Notre Dame
9. Indiana
10. Tennessee
11. Miami
12. South Carolina
13. Clemson
14. LSU
15. Texas A&M
How the **** is Bama & Georgia ahead of the Irish? How? Why? What a complete waste of time.
That is correct, F+ looks on what a team averaged on a play. A team can be 0-11 and still have a good F+.the amount of losses is irrelevant in F+ ..
I think you know this but for those who dont:That is correct, F+ looks on what a team averaged on a play. A team can be 0-11 and still have a good F+.
Outside of Pedo St at 7, the list looks dead on regarding best teams in the nation and who is most likely to win on any given Saturday. I assume 4-6 is your biggest issue? If ND played Ole Miss, Alabama, Georgia 10 times the best they would do is 5-5 (which is coming a loooong way from where we were).Latest F+ ratings š¤£
1. Ohio State
2. Oregon
3. Texas
4. Ole Miss
5. Alabama
6. Georgia
7. Penn State
8. Notre Dame
9. Indiana
10. Tennessee
11. Miami
12. South Carolina
13. Clemson
14. LSU
15. Texas A&M
ok ChaseOutside of Pedo St at 7, the list looks dead on regarding best teams in the nation and who is most likely to win on any given Saturday. I assume 4-6 is your biggest issue? If ND played Ole Miss, Alabama, Georgia 10 times the best they would do is 5-5 (which is coming a loooong way from where we were).
How is ND going to face a team not even projected to be in the playoffs z?You're right.
According to Bud Elliot's latest CFP projection ND would face Georgia in round 1 and would be a pretty big underdog (and then face oregon afterwards lol):
Any system that discounts or doesn't consider wins and losses, is garbage period. Wins and losses are all that matter at the end of the day, no matter what sport you look at. Stats only get you so far, but they don't tell you the entire story, and they are listing critical components in ranking or placing teams.I think you know this but for those who dont:
F+ is two systems:
SP+ (Billy Connelly) & FEI (Brian Fremeau)
The FEI system does take into consideration the final score and whether a team won or lost (which means F+ does as well).
SP+ is all about the play by play data and from what I recall doesn't take the win-loss outcome into consideration in the formula.
This is older information back when the system was a lot more transparent and published on "Football Outsiders" so things may have changed over time.
Alrighty then...How you perform in the redzone is largely luck based. If your offense can produce then it can produce period (whether its at the 1 yard line, 25 yard line, 50 yard line, etc.) it doesn't really make a difference
Also, I forgot to mention, wins & losses are accounted for in the F+ formula (the FEI system specifically accounts for this) but it's way less of a factor than it is in the AP or in the CFP polls/rankings (and deservedly so).
I think you know this but for those who dont:
F+ is two systems:
SP+ (Billy Connelly) & FEI (Brian Fremeau)
The FEI system does take into consideration the final score and whether a team won or lost (which means F+ does as well).
SP+ is all about the play by play data and from what I recall doesn't take the win-loss outcome into consideration in the formula.
This is older information back when the system was a lot more transparent and published on "Football Outsiders" so things may have changed over time.
Combined the two systems have about 10 different measures that they average together. If a team is good in 10 different categories (about yards-S&P and points-FEI) they are obviously a good team. That is why I consider 'F+' to be nothing more than a backward-looking stat.Outside of Pedo St at 7, the list looks dead on regarding best teams in the nation and who is most likely to win on any given Saturday. I assume 4-6 is your biggest issue? If ND played Ole Miss, Alabama, Georgia 10 times the best they would do is 5-5 (which is coming a loooong way from where we were).
For rankings by pure wins use the Colley Matrix. Afaik Colley makes a win worth 1 and a loss worth zero.Any system that discounts or doesn't consider wins and losses, is garbage period. Wins and losses are all that matter at the end of the day, no matter what sport you look at. Stats only get you so far, but they don't tell you the entire story, and they are listing critical components in ranking or placing teams.
Look at the opponent quality and the performance vs the quality of opponents on the schedule.Alrighty then...
Explain Boise State...
Ranked #18 on this stupid EFF+
Identical resume as OSU...
#3 scoring offense in the land....
OSU ranked #1 and above the team they lost to...ššš
Yet BSU with an identical loss and only loss is at #18...
Alarm bells are ringing
F+ is garbage but they don't have the same resumeAlrighty then...
Explain Boise State...
Ranked #18 on this stupid EFF+
Identical resume as OSU...
#3 scoring offense in the land....
OSU ranked #1 and above the team they lost to...ššš
Yet BSU with an identical loss and only loss is at #18...
Alarm bells are ringing
No, algorithms love information because there's something that can be used from ALL information with which you can increase the quality of the statistical evaluation of a team with.Computers love a quality loss.
They both have one loss, to the same team, at the same location, by the same outcome.F+ is garbage but they don't have the same resume