The #NFLVoA has had basically the same issues as the #CFBVoA but with less success ATS. On the bright side, much like the CFB VoA, at least the zero point is closer to the middle of the league now instead of being down in the mid-lower 20s. Not 100% sure what VoA sees in the Texans tho
Well my #CFBVoA is still acting kind of weird, but at least the zero point is closer to the actual median number of teams now. On the other hand, talk to your kids about Top 10 Toledo? That's clearly not right, not to mention how many teams are above Georgia, Tennessee, Bama, etc. #RStats #MCMCStan
CFBD model pick'em contest leaderboard. My model, Vortex of Accuracy, had the best "Absolute Error over Expected" compared to all qualifying models
Gotta be the best performance my Vortex of Accuracy has had all season, truly miraculous stuff #CFBVoA
A scatterplot of CFB teams with something called "VoA Output" on the x-axis and "VoA Overall Rating" on the y-axis. VoA Output is a weighted average of a given team's rankings in a wide variety of team statistics, while the VoA Overall Rating is intended to represent a given team's projected margin of victory over the hypothetical average FBS football team on a neutral field.
Vortex of Accuracy Ratings
Vortex of Accuracy Top 25
Well I have totally neglected tweeting about the #CFBVoA again this year but here's the Week 9 CFB Vortex of Accuracy, and any ball-knowers out there will definitely notice a few things about how the model's started getting pretty weird:
Why is Florida St up there
#Windiana
San Diego St seems high?
