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Post by tamatrix on May 16, 2017 10:28:13 GMT -8
Warren Nolan has added a pretty cool feature this year, when on any game day, can see the "Impact" of the game being played. It shows how many basis points a team is ahead or behind others around it in the RPI calculation and then isolates that game alone and does math on what the impacts of that game will be on the team's RPI. So, for example, we are currently as I type this 237 basis points ahead of UNC (.6422 rpi vs .6185)....and Warren Nolan is predicting that the Impact of our neutral site game with UP is that a win will lose us 34 points and a loss would lose us 90 points. For a comparison, UNC hosts UNCW today and have calcs of win = -4 and loss =-63.... Anyway, first just a cool thing they've added I thought worth sharing. 2nd, absent a huge swoon vs remaining 8 games, the likelihood of us giving up the #1 RPI at this point doesn't look likely....and if we did, we'd all agree Beavs did it to themselves with losing games vs bad teams (UP, ACU)..... warrennolan.com/baseball/2017/team-impact?team=Oregon-State
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Post by Tigardbeav on May 16, 2017 11:48:59 GMT -8
Go UNCW!
that is very nice to see the math
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on May 16, 2017 12:49:10 GMT -8
Warren Nolan has added a pretty cool feature this year, when on any game day, can see the "Impact" of the game being played. It shows how many basis points a team is ahead or behind others around it in the RPI calculation and then isolates that game alone and does math on what the impacts of that game will be on the team's RPI. So, for example, we are currently as I type this 237 basis points ahead of UNC (.6422 rpi vs .6185)....and Warren Nolan is predicting that the Impact of our neutral site game with UP is that a win will lose us 34 points and a loss would lose us 90 points. For a comparison, UNC hosts UNCW today and have calcs of win = -4 and loss =-63.... Anyway, first just a cool thing they've added I thought worth sharing. 2nd, absent a huge swoon vs remaining 8 games, the likelihood of us giving up the #1 RPI at this point doesn't look likely....and if we did, we'd all agree Beavs did it to themselves with losing games vs bad teams (UP, ACU)..... warrennolan.com/baseball/2017/team-impact?team=Oregon-StateAnyone else hoping for a rainout? Scheduling Portland is usually lose-lose. The team that I want to see get a national seed is Clemson, because I think Oregon State matches up well with them.
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Post by joecool on May 16, 2017 13:43:07 GMT -8
Its a lose-lose when looking at the raw RPI numbers, but we have so many pitchers that could use some innings.
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Post by COBeav on May 16, 2017 14:09:58 GMT -8
Its a lose-lose when looking at the raw RPI numbers, but we have so many pitchers that could use some innings. I couldn't agree more Joe. There's more to the game than just RPI, like you said we have pitchers that need innings and don't forget, these next games will allow (hopefully) lots of non-daily players time in game situations. And if they play it correctly, they can get all that -- and wins too!
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Post by jdogge on May 16, 2017 15:03:21 GMT -8
Its a lose-lose when looking at the raw RPI numbers, but we have so many pitchers that could use some innings. I couldn't agree more Joe. There's more to the game than just RPI, like you said we have pitchers that need innings and don't forget, these next games will allow (hopefully) lots of non-daily players time in game situations. And if they play it correctly, they can get all that -- and wins too! Not just pitchers. We have a bench-load of kids who could use some innings whether it be on the mound, in the field, or at the plate.
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Post by ricke71 on May 16, 2017 17:29:57 GMT -8
Louisville loses Tuesday game 5/16, to a good Indiana team
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