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Post by beaverintheburg on Feb 26, 2021 17:14:15 GMT -8
I'm still trying to wrap my head around the NET rankings. How are the (d)ucks ranked #7 in the NET? They have a 13-6 record and have not beat any "ranked" teams. Just wondering if someone can give me an answer that my old brain can comprehend.
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Post by wbosh15 on Feb 26, 2021 17:18:48 GMT -8
I don't know the exact computations that are used, however I know that it really, really awards road wins. Also I now that U of O is getting a lot of respect because all of their losses are to Stanford, UCLA, or Arizona. They have no good wins (there best actually is beating us), but no bad losses either.
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Post by sparty on Feb 26, 2021 19:06:27 GMT -8
I don't know the exact computations that are used, however I know that it really, really awards road wins. Also I now that U of O is getting a lot of respect because all of their losses are to Stanford, UCLA, or Arizona. They have no good wins (there best actually is beating us), but no bad losses either.
The women’s basketball NET is a contemporary sorting tool that more accurately measures the quality of a team determined by who you played, where you played, how efficiently you played and the result of the game.
Adjusted Net Efficiency is a measure of a team’s overall performance during the regular season, determined by the difference between offensive efficiency (points per possession) and defensive efficiency (opponents points per possession). It also accounts for strength of opponents (as measured by their adjusted net efficiency) and location (home/away/neutral) of the games (against Division I opponents only).
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