2017 Sagarin Says

[gizmo]

Sagarin updated overnight. Up to #34. JMU at #46.

Is there a trophy, or ribbon, for being #36 in a league we don’t play in?

[SoCalBison]

Is there a trophy, or ribbon, for being #34 in a league we don’t play in?

Yeah, it's a bit like fantasy football--but that makes it only slightly less enjoyable than the real thing. (Updated your ranking)

[BisonTeacher]

Is there a trophy, or ribbon, for being #36

Cactus Bowl? Las Vegas Bowl? Quick Lane Bowl?

[THEsocalledfan]

5dimes has NDSU -3, about right in line with new Sagarin.

[TransAmBison]

What are the new Sagarin percentages?

[bisonaudit]

What are the new Sagarin percentages?

NDSU 57.8%

With the traditional inputs. Somewhat less then that with some data I saw last week suggesting that the standard deviation for college football is somewhat north of 15 rather than the somewhat south of 14.

Curious to see what the other Sagarin models say if/when he updates them.

[TransAmBison]

NDSU 57.8%

With the traditional inputs. Somewhat less then that with some data I saw last week suggesting that the standard deviation for college football is somewhat north of 15 rather than the somewhat south of 14.

Curious to see what the other Sagarin models say if/when he updates them.

Thanks!!!!

[NDSUBowler]

5dimes has NDSU -3, about right in line with new Sagarin.

I feel like this season, 5dimes has switched their linemaking process to open lines based on Sagarin for FCS games. Seems like nearly every week their line opened right in line with Sag, while in the past, there have been some insanely wild lines.

[THEsocalledfan]

I feel like this season, 5dimes has switched their linemaking process to open lines based on Sagarin for FCS games. Seems like nearly every week their line opened right in line with Sag, while in the past, there have been some insanely wild lines.

It has been fun this playoff run to see some of the lines moving substantially; must actually be getting some action on those games.

[Professor Chaos]

NDSU 57.8%

With the traditional inputs. Somewhat less then that with some data I saw last week suggesting that the standard deviation for college football is somewhat north of 15 rather than the somewhat south of 14.

Curious to see what the other Sagarin models say if/when he updates them.

Kinda shows how charmin soft NDSU's side of the bracket was that their percentage to win the title is only roughly +4% of what it was when the playoffs started.