Not heading to Vegas for the first time in years, but still just as excited for March Madness here in Charlotte.
Last year the web traffic on my spreadsheet was unreal for the days leading up to and also during the Madness. It was funny running into people who had printed it out in Vegas and at the airport.
Here is the link to the one that I created this year https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aulb4AJ0_1NRdF9JZEY2dzM4YVE1U1BXVGJpODhTU3c
Breaking down the spreadsheet---all rankings from 345 NCAA Teams
Offensive Efficiency
Defensive Efficiency
Offensive Turnovers
Defensive Turnovers
Foul Shooting %
3 Pt (how much % of their points come from 3 Point shots)
2PT(how much % of their points come from 2 Point shots)
Tempo(speed they play)
SOS/O(Strength of Schedule Offenses they played)
SOS/D (Strength of Schedule Defenses they played)
SOS(Overall SOS)
Experience
Height(From players who are actually playing a certain % of each game)
PPG/O (Points per game Offense)
PPG/D( Points per game Defense)
At the bottom of the spreadsheet you will find tabs that if you click on them they will sort all the stats into rankings for just the teams in the tournament.
Hope this helps and GOOD LUCK TO EVERYONE THIS YEAR
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Not heading to Vegas for the first time in years, but still just as excited for March Madness here in Charlotte.
Last year the web traffic on my spreadsheet was unreal for the days leading up to and also during the Madness. It was funny running into people who had printed it out in Vegas and at the airport.
Here is the link to the one that I created this year https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aulb4AJ0_1NRdF9JZEY2dzM4YVE1U1BXVGJpODhTU3c
Breaking down the spreadsheet---all rankings from 345 NCAA Teams
Offensive Efficiency
Defensive Efficiency
Offensive Turnovers
Defensive Turnovers
Foul Shooting %
3 Pt (how much % of their points come from 3 Point shots)
2PT(how much % of their points come from 2 Point shots)
Tempo(speed they play)
SOS/O(Strength of Schedule Offenses they played)
SOS/D (Strength of Schedule Defenses they played)
SOS(Overall SOS)
Experience
Height(From players who are actually playing a certain % of each game)
PPG/O (Points per game Offense)
PPG/D( Points per game Defense)
At the bottom of the spreadsheet you will find tabs that if you click on them they will sort all the stats into rankings for just the teams in the tournament.
Hope this helps and GOOD LUCK TO EVERYONE THIS YEAR
I really like WVU PK right now with WVU basically playing 50 some air miles away. Between all of the WVU and Ohio St fans, I think both will be rooting for each other so they can finally play in the next round. Also liked Murray St when it opened early.
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Thanks everyone. It's been busy so far tonight.
Added a new stat that might be fun to watch.
Air Travel to first site in miles
I really like WVU PK right now with WVU basically playing 50 some air miles away. Between all of the WVU and Ohio St fans, I think both will be rooting for each other so they can finally play in the next round. Also liked Murray St when it opened early.
Last year you told of a system in the NIT that said to play over on the 1st halfs of 60 or less. It did very well from what I can remember. Does the same apply for the NCAA?
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Last year you told of a system in the NIT that said to play over on the 1st halfs of 60 or less. It did very well from what I can remember. Does the same apply for the NCAA?
Last year you told of a system in the NIT that said to play over on the 1st halfs of 60 or less. It did very well from what I can remember. Does the same apply for the NCAA?
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Can't remember how it turned out. There were some stats I threw out from past years about the amount of games that go over 60 in the first round.
The height factor has been interesting in the past years(not sure what last year ended up, I'll have to go through my binder from last year) with the Top 10 tallest teams have made the Sweet 16 at an alarming rate
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Quote Originally Posted by scott12308:
Last year you told of a system in the NIT that said to play over on the 1st halfs of 60 or less. It did very well from what I can remember. Does the same apply for the NCAA?
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Can't remember how it turned out. There were some stats I threw out from past years about the amount of games that go over 60 in the first round.
The height factor has been interesting in the past years(not sure what last year ended up, I'll have to go through my binder from last year) with the Top 10 tallest teams have made the Sweet 16 at an alarming rate
Nice stuff-would be helpful to write up what you feel are most useful-from your years of experience-I've definitely seen the lines get way tighter over the last 4 years-been going to Vegas for 10 now...used to be you could play all the DD dogs and do very well. Now they are hard to find-GT -3.4 over Belmont for example.
Your point about Bigs is well taken. It seems to me it's all about who has the best match-ups...pls advise
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Nice stuff-would be helpful to write up what you feel are most useful-from your years of experience-I've definitely seen the lines get way tighter over the last 4 years-been going to Vegas for 10 now...used to be you could play all the DD dogs and do very well. Now they are hard to find-GT -3.4 over Belmont for example.
Your point about Bigs is well taken. It seems to me it's all about who has the best match-ups...pls advise