superman7515
November 3rd, 2013, 12:57 AM
Okay, so in an attempt to get this out sooner, I decided to give out the link before it is completed. Each week about 2-5 teams move in/out of the Good Wins and Bad Losses sections. Not that big of a deal when there are 42 teams in each classification. So I used last weeks rankings and assigned all of the Good Wins/Bad Losses using those numbers. Once everything is updated, I will come in and figure out the changes, and update accordingly. But by doing it this way, I only have to worry about a handful of teams once I update instead of having to do it all at once. The plus side is that this allows everyone to get an idea of the Good Wins/Bad Losses early enough to get a glimpse while doing our poll ballots.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AgtKAORz8z6vdDd2amhTd05oRTZIc2EyNS1QUmFfW Hc&usp=drive_web#gid=0
Last week, the 5 teams most likely to break into the Good Wins classification were:
Wofford - Idle
Pennsylvania - Shutout 27-0 by Brown
Brown - See above
Cal Poly - Pulled away from UC Davis in the 2nd half for a 34-16 win
Georgia Southern - Lost to Furman
So I would say Brown has a pretty good chance of counting as a Good Win this week and Cal Poly could be back in depending on who else dropped and if anyone lower moved in front of them.
Last week, the 5 teams most likely to fall into the Bad Loss classification were:
Bucknell - Pulled away in the 2nd half to win handily at Colgate
Delaware State - Won a squeaker vs Howard
North Carolina Central - Lost big to Bethune-Cookman
Rhode Island - Debacled at Old Dominion
Alcorn State - Lost a shocker to Alabama A&M
Bucknell and DelState should be safe. Central losing to BCU shouldn't hurt them much since BCU is a Top 15 team. Rhode Island had an ugly loss but ODU is a good team. That leaves Alcorn State, who has a good record, but lost to a terrible A&M team, as the most likely to become a Bad Loss this week.
Anyway, check out the spreadsheet if for no other reason than it is starting to become a lot clearer on who is getting in, simply because so many teams are dropping out. All of the color-coding is updated to reflect this weekend's games.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AgtKAORz8z6vdDd2amhTd05oRTZIc2EyNS1QUmFfW Hc&usp=drive_web#gid=0
Last week, the 5 teams most likely to break into the Good Wins classification were:
Wofford - Idle
Pennsylvania - Shutout 27-0 by Brown
Brown - See above
Cal Poly - Pulled away from UC Davis in the 2nd half for a 34-16 win
Georgia Southern - Lost to Furman
So I would say Brown has a pretty good chance of counting as a Good Win this week and Cal Poly could be back in depending on who else dropped and if anyone lower moved in front of them.
Last week, the 5 teams most likely to fall into the Bad Loss classification were:
Bucknell - Pulled away in the 2nd half to win handily at Colgate
Delaware State - Won a squeaker vs Howard
North Carolina Central - Lost big to Bethune-Cookman
Rhode Island - Debacled at Old Dominion
Alcorn State - Lost a shocker to Alabama A&M
Bucknell and DelState should be safe. Central losing to BCU shouldn't hurt them much since BCU is a Top 15 team. Rhode Island had an ugly loss but ODU is a good team. That leaves Alcorn State, who has a good record, but lost to a terrible A&M team, as the most likely to become a Bad Loss this week.
Anyway, check out the spreadsheet if for no other reason than it is starting to become a lot clearer on who is getting in, simply because so many teams are dropping out. All of the color-coding is updated to reflect this weekend's games.