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<blockquote data-quote="smathis30" data-source="post: 569464" data-attributes="member: 1803"><p>SoS, and it looks like S&P by the looks of it, guesses the estimated win percentage the average P5 team would have against that schedule. Having a schedule with a better bottom (e.g. the emergence of Duke from the basement, and switching the anual match with B.C, Maryland, and Wake Forest with Pitt) bumps a game with a winning percentage of like 90% to say like 50%. His SOS gets a bump from the bottom, while getting generally cut at the top. Because SoS is inherently a sum, having a stronger bottom makes the SoS stronger than having a great team become worse makes it get weaker. </p><p></p><p>Because confrence titles and big bowl games are decided by the division match ups, i still stand by Gailey having the more difficult schedule due to the VT and Miami roadblocks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="smathis30, post: 569464, member: 1803"] SoS, and it looks like S&P by the looks of it, guesses the estimated win percentage the average P5 team would have against that schedule. Having a schedule with a better bottom (e.g. the emergence of Duke from the basement, and switching the anual match with B.C, Maryland, and Wake Forest with Pitt) bumps a game with a winning percentage of like 90% to say like 50%. His SOS gets a bump from the bottom, while getting generally cut at the top. Because SoS is inherently a sum, having a stronger bottom makes the SoS stronger than having a great team become worse makes it get weaker. Because confrence titles and big bowl games are decided by the division match ups, i still stand by Gailey having the more difficult schedule due to the VT and Miami roadblocks. [/QUOTE]
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