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2021 Pomeroy College Basketball Ratings – Kenpom.com – Data through games of Monday, November 30, 2020
4. Villanova (2-1)
17. Creighton (1-0)
28. Marquette (2-0)
48. Seton Hall (1-1)
51. UConn (2-0)
61. Providence (1-1)
63. Butler (1-0)
65. Xavier (4-0)
74. St. John's (3-0)
81. DePaul (0-0)
89. Georgetown (1-0)
115. Toledo (1-2)
118. Bradley (2-1)
189. Eastern Kentucky (2-1)
298. Oakland (0-4)
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The 2020-21 edition of the Xavier Musketeers is becoming an fascinating case study in
Probability theory. To wit:
MUPanther wrote:
Oakland at Xavier 12pm Line: Xavier -22
Wed. Nov. 25:
Xavier 101, Oakland 49MUPanther wrote:
Bradley @ Xavier, 12pm Line: Xavier -9
Thu. Nov. 26:
Xavier 51, Bradley 50 MUPanther wrote:
Toledo @ Xavier, 12pm Line: Xavier -10
Fri. Nov. 27:
Xavier 76, Toledo73MUPanther wrote:
Eastern Kentucky @ Xavier, 7pm Line: Xavier -15
Mon. Nov. 30:
Xavier 99, Eastern Kentucky 96, OTOn November 29, 2006 Ken Pomeroy wrote:In the ratings,
Luck is defined as the deviation in winning percentage between a team’s actual record and their expected record using the
correlated gaussian method. The luck factor has nothing to do with the rating calculation, but a team that is very lucky (positive numbers) will tend to be rated lower by my system than their record would suggest.
2021 Pomeroy College Basketball Ratings - TEAMS RANKED IN ORDER OF LUCK – Kenpom.com – Data through games of Friday, November 27, 2020
Luck Ranking • Team • (W-L) • Luck • Kenpom Rating
1. Xavier (3-0) +.256 • 65
2021 Pomeroy College Basketball Ratings - TEAMS RANKED IN ORDER OF LUCK – Kenpom.com – Data through games of Monday, November 30, 2020
Luck Ranking • Team • (W-L) • Luck • Kenpom Rating
1. Xavier (4-0) +.276 • 65
It will be interesting to see how long Xavier’s luck continues – a duration which is unpredictable, but is being tracked daily by the KenPom Ratings. There is insufficient data available to conduct any meaningful analysis, but I’ll revisit this topic in due course after more games have been played.