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Rudy Moser’s Husker Probability Page |
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2009 Husker
Football Schedule
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Team |
Current Rating |
Home field Adv. |
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Nebraska |
80.7 |
2.62 |
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Spread |
Probability |
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Florida Atlantic |
62.82 |
H |
20.5 |
0.928 |
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Arkansas State |
62.26 |
H |
21.06 |
0.934 |
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Virginia Tech |
82.93 |
A |
-4.85 |
0.365 |
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Louisiana Lafayette |
62.26 |
H |
21.06 |
0.934 |
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Missouri |
82.8 |
A |
-4.72 |
0.368 |
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Texas Tech |
86.75 |
H |
-3.43 |
0.403 |
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Iowa State |
60.47 |
H |
22.85 |
0.949 |
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Baylor |
71.06 |
A |
7.02 |
0.692 |
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Oklahoma |
94.15 |
H |
-10.83 |
0.220 |
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Kansas |
78.8 |
A |
-0.72 |
0.479 |
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Kansas State |
68.69 |
H |
14.63 |
0.852 |
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Colorado |
69.36 |
A |
8.72 |
0.733 |
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Big XII (Assume Oklahoma) |
94.15 |
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-13.45 |
0.168 |
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Bowl Game (Assume Florida) |
98.74 |
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-18.04 |
0.099 |
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Probability |
Odds, 1/n |
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Probability of Undefeated Reg.
Season |
0.0018908 |
529 |
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Probability of Undefeated Big XII
Champions |
0.0003183 |
3142 |
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Prob. Of National Title |
3.144E-05 |
31806 |
Ratings are from Jeff Sagarin Ratings 1/10/09
Final Record Probability
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Record |
0-12 |
1-11 |
2-10 |
3-9 |
4-8 |
5-7 |
6-6 |
7-5 |
8-4 |
9-3 |
10-2 |
11-1 |
12-0 |
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“Rating” |
0 |
0 |
.00004 |
.00068 |
.00634 |
.03509 |
.11656 |
.23418 |
.28529 |
.20957 |
.08986 |
.02049 |
.00189 |
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“Predictor” |
0 |
0 |
.00004 |
.00076 |
.00740 |
.04142 |
.13507 |
.25681 |
.28689 |
.18971 |
.06964 |
.01314 |
.00093 |
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“Elo-Chess” |
0 |
0 |
.00004 |
.00065 |
.00587 |
.03184 |
.10607 |
.21811 |
.28057 |
.22189 |
.10459 |
.02679 |
.00286 |
I’ve been thinking of comparing the different ratings systems. The “predictor,” as described by Sagarin’s website is where only margin of victory counts. The BCS uses the “Elo-Chess” where only winning and losing matters and has nothing to do with margin of victory. The “Rating” column is then the compromise between these two concepts.
Obviously we will need some quality wins to improve our rating and swing the games where we are not the clear favorite in our favor. Even the games that we are a few points down, the only one we are a double digit underdog is the Oklahoma game, which is to be expected.
Rudy Moser: rmoser@lps.org