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2015 Bracket Cheat Sheet
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The rules for Step One.
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Let's try this jam out on UNC. The best way to predict a team's four factors in a future game is to create a linear regression invol...
Step Two of the Two-Step Process
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The best way to predict point margin is to first predict a team's four factors, then convert the four factors into point margin via line...
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UNC's Injuries
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Here's how UNC's injuries have affected their play, in terms of points. The number represents how Carolina does versus their average...
The One-Seeds
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I told my friend Stephen that Kentucky will not be a 1-seed come tournament time. That was a pretty dumb thing to say I picked the top few t...
Time Left on Shot Clock
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By doing some simple multiplication and division of stats from kenpom.com , we can estimate the mean/median/expected number of seconds left ...
Adjusted Player Offensive Ratings
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I adjusted Ken Pomeroy's 100 most efficient college players (with a minimum of 40% minutes played) for opponents' quality of defense...
Texas v. UNC
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Ken Pomeroy's Stats predict Carolina to lose to Texas by 20 points. Here's my basic info you need to know on these 2 teams: 1) Texa...
Nathan's Statistical Rankings
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Here is a link to my statistical rating of college basketball teams, according to my best possible model given the stats I currently have (w...
UNC's terrible 2nd halves
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Carolina is beating their opponents by .36 points per possession in the first half of their games. But in the second half, they average -.04...
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Oliver-Adjusted PlusMinus
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Rather than using the standard model for plus-minus, I am going to start using one of my own, which I will test on data I get on the homesch...
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UNC vs FIU based on simple stats predicted by Accuscore.com efficiencies: FIU: 77 UNC: 113
Theoretically Correct RPI, Part I
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The Rating Percentage Index, or 'RPI' is College Basketball's tamer BCS computer system (i.e. - it's unfair). By weighting t...
Fixing the current models...
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Ken Pomeroy and the LRMC (logistic regression-markov chain) models for predicting NCAA winners are both incredibly accurate, but they both h...
Win%=????
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I finally bought Dean Oliver's book, "Basketball on Paper" -- and I think I am onto a breakthrough! Dean Oliver actually uses ...
Fixing errors & improving accuracy
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Much of my conjecture over my past few post has been flawed, but at least it's an attempt in growing. Here, I will lay out the foundatio...
Top 25 NBA Players
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Nathan's Most Efficient Basketball Players THA/48=Teammate Help Added Every 48 Minutes Played PHA/48=Per...
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Point Margin Above Replacement Player, or PMARP, and its adjusted counterpart, EMARP FM=Final Margin (of your team) Net=points scored - poin...
Player's Efficiency Margin, Explained
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Here's the formula, with an explanation of what it is and how it works. What it is: This represents how many points a player is worth (h...
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Wahoo! I've just invented a formula for a Player's Efficiency Margin! Now I need to get back to work.....
Best NBA players
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I haven't had a chance to adjust for tempo, but here are my ten most valuable and ten best NBA players, according to how many points the...
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