That’s good for NOtre dame if they are using FPI as ND is 3rd in that.If you did your research, you'd realize that the CFP committee uses data from Sportssource Analytics which isn't available to the public. Like it or not they actually refer to the ESPN FPI as a gauge. Your opinion or mine don't mean sh1t. The SoS links you posted don't mean sh1t either. It's based off of the analytics they get from Sportssource Analytics.
"Although the CFP outsources data from SportSource Analytics, executive director Rich Clark said, that data is not available to the public. As a result, ESPN and its FPI is a way to gauge the caliber each team’s opponents are ahead of Week 13. Here are each College Football Playoff team’s strength of schedule, ranked from weakest to strongest, to this point."
Espn FPIIf you did your research, you'd realize that the CFP committee uses data from Sportssource Analytics which isn't available to the public. Like it or not they actually refer to the ESPN FPI as a gauge. Your opinion or mine don't mean sh1t. The SoS links you posted don't mean sh1t either. It's based off of the analytics they get from Sportssource Analytics.
"Although the CFP outsources data from SportSource Analytics, executive director Rich Clark said, that data is not available to the public. As a result, ESPN and its FPI is a way to gauge the caliber each team’s opponents are ahead of Week 13. Here are each College Football Playoff team’s strength of schedule, ranked from weakest to strongest, to this point."
Yes but their SOS is 78 vs PSU's 32That’s good for NOtre dame if they are using FPI as ND is 3rd in that.
I'm talking about SoS within ESPN's FPI. Do you guys know how to read data 😂Espn FPI
ND - 3rd
PSU - 9th
Thanks for the clarification
Espn got one right finally
Also, according to you, we don't know that PSU has a higher SOS than ND
Thank you again
So with that data they have ND 3rd and PSU 9thI'm talking about SoS within ESPN's FPI. Do you guys know how to read data 😂
Again it's a guide. You guys are dumb. How they let idiots like you into the forum is crazy. It stated look at FPI's SOS as a guide to strength of schedule, not the FPI ranking Wow really dumb.So with that data they have ND 3rd and PSU 9th
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I agree. Any way you want to put it, I agree. We are better than PSU.
3rd to 9th is about what I think the gap is
Thank you again
Then bet me pu$$y.So with that data they have ND 3rd and PSU 9th
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I agree. Any way you want to put it, I agree. We are better than PSU.
3rd to 9th is about what I think the gap is
Thank you again
So with that "guide", the data says ND is 3rd and PSU is 9thAgain it's a guide. You guys are dumb. How they let idiots like you into the forum is crazy. It stated look at FPI's SOS as a guide to strength of schedule, not the FPI ranking Wow really dumb.
Again you can't read. 😂So with that "guide", the data says ND is 3rd and PSU is 9th
So I'll say it again, thank you. I agree
ND is going to beat SC on Saturday.Then bet me pu$$y.
Put it any way you want to. Sos, guide, data etc. Etc. EtcAgain you can't read. 😂
Ranking Strength of Schedule for College Football Playoff Top 25 from weakest to strongest
The College Football Playoff committee heavily weighs strength of schedule, and ESPN ranks the Top 25 from weakest to strongest.www.on3.com
lol you clearly are at a third grade reading level. Read the entire quote.Put it any way you want to. Sos, guide, data etc. Etc. Etc
They have ND 3rd and PSU 9th
I agree. Thank you
Also that's from last week
It measures a team strength and is a predictive measure of a teams future resultslol you clearly are at a third grade reading level. Read the entire quote.
". As a result, ESPN and its FPI is a way to gauge the caliber each team’s opponents are ahead of Week 13"
Says nothing about FpI ranking but the caliber of their opponents meaning FPI's SoS. Wow I can't believe I have to spell it out for you. you're mentally challenged and I'm being generous.
The best teams on NDs schedule are solid teams but not title contenders. This has led to a narrative they haven’t played a good schedule. As I said above, it is true they haven’t played a top 5 or 10 team which does make them a little bit harder to gauge. But the schedule isn’t full of bottom feeders*Right now, Notre Dame ranks No. 5 in Game Control and No. 10 in Strength of Record, two factors the committee has weighed heavily for a decade. That'll continue.
*Those who have tried to bash Notre Dame's schedule should take a closer look — Irish just throttled the best Army team in 50 years; they humiliated then-unbeaten Navy; they beat Georgia Tech, who handed Miami its only loss; They beat Louisville, who was the selection committee's highest-ranked three-loss team before South Carolina's move last week.; They beat Texas A&M on the road, who's one win away from playing for an SEC title.
-- Brad Crawford