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The kenpom. com blog Now, with a kenpom com subscription, you can participate in the world’s first human-based 1-362 preseason poll for college basketball Instead of the elite voting in a poll honoring the elite, everyone can vote in a poll honoring every team
Ratings Explanation | The kenpom. com blog [The ratings methodology was given a tweak before the 2014 season See this for the details -kp] [Also see this page for an explanation on adjusted efficiency calculations -kp] The first thing you should know about this system is that it is designed to be purely predictive If you’re looking for a system that rates teams on how “good” their season has been, you’ve come to the wrong
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Ratings methodology update | The kenpom. com blog (For some words on the previous iteration of the ratings and what the columns on the ratings page mean, go here ) You may have noticed that the ratings pages look a little bit different than they used to The Pyth column has been changed to AdjEM (adjusted efficiency margin) and likewise, strength of schedule and conference strength measures have been converted to the new scale The main
Prediction tracker | The kenpom. com blog Here at kenpom com, we care deeply about how well our predictions do It’s one thing to say you’ve picked 76% of winners, but that’s a meaningless statistic, especially in a sport with as many mismatches as college hoops That’s why this season we are tracking the performance of our forecasts