Gators Win/Recruiting Trends, Schedule and Profile Review '11

[CFBMatrix]

Working on the SEC East and West teams right now and posted the first Gator charts for 2011. Though you folks might like to check it out and even discuss. http://wp.me/P1pDOq-bP

Little different view from the standpoint of the modeling. Easy to understand but no 'expert' conjecture, crazy math models or changes mid-season. Baseline models 8 wins to start the but coaching effect, home/away trends and win/recruiting trend likelihoods not factored in yet.

Miss State and Ole Miss started as well, but by no means the last of the modeling. SEC West SOS and EOS modeling done here http://wp.me/P1pDOq-7 SEC East following soon with full ranks and comparison

And if any Gator fans have roster and depth chart updates let me know and we will get utd for you.

Just one more thing to pass the time from now until fall.

 

[robdog]

I hope we see you around a little more than just posting link to your blog.

 

[CFBMatrix]

Always looking to jump into a discussion about CFB if I can relate it back to the way I interpret the model expectations for a team. Always excited about the new trends and developments with a new coach especially one at an elite program like Florida. USC was a great watch last year as Kiffin established a trend line that MUST be broken now or he is the wrong guy!

I did post the links and hopefully when read, it will create some further discussion on the point of view from the predictability aspects of the model.

 

[robdog]

Thanks for the info. If that is the case, then you are alright in my book.

Not to bad of write up either, I checked it out.

 

[CFBMatrix]

No one should fall asleep on the Gators this year. The CFBMatrix model does not like the program Muschamp came from but the talent its there. The SEC E is not the SEC W and with an overrated SC team and one of the worst net negative game effect coaches in Athens, no reason to not expect a run at SEC title game