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Tuesday, November 28, 2006
Predictions
Contrary to how it may appear, this portion of the site is not quite dead, yet.
I’m feverishly catching up on e-mail from the holiday weekend. One question I’ve been getting a lot has to do with when predictions will be posted. We’re still on the fringe of having meaningful ratings, and hence, meaningful predictions. I’ll probably turn on the predictions portion of the schedule pages beginning with Saturday’s games, but a lot of them won’t look too pretty. Plans for this week include a ratings explanation page, with conference pages and individual data going up next week. Beyond that, I need to get tempo-free stats on an expanded version of the schedule page, as well. Oh yeah, and a plea to stop asking RPI questions is on the way, too.
If you want some more reading, check out the wild game Dominic James had last night.
