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Torvik's projections have Payton Sandfort having more production than Tyrese Hunter... LOLOLOLOLOLOL
This is a fair point. The Torvik model has some wacky things in it right now.
I'll be curious to see how it is doing once the dust has settled and rosters are more-or-less complete.
I think @ChrisMWilliams should have Bart on a podcast once the dust has settled to talk about his site, projections and what he sees from the algo on ISU next year. That's content I'd pay for
Kenpom isn't useful until like 15+ games in either.The obsession with KenPom and especially Torvik is odd to me. I think KP is good for judging resumes, but the way it's been substituted for cold hard facts about conferences, teams, rosters and individual ability is silly. They are individual tools for assessing/measuring/projecting teams, not the end all be all of college basketball analysis.
The obsession with KenPom and especially Torvik is odd to me. I think KP is good for judging resumes, but the way it's been substituted for cold hard facts about conferences, teams, rosters and individual ability is silly. They are individual tools for assessing/measuring/projecting teams, not the end all be all of college basketball analysis.
But Wieskamp had CMac and JorBo as PGs. What more could you ask for?Wieskamp is a really good 3 point shooter who lacks elite athleticism. If he had a competent PG who could create and get him the ball, like the corner 3 in the NBA and Europe. He could have a nice career
Not sure this is really anybody's position.
BT and KP are tools -- ones that might lack some nuance, as you point out, but ones that deal with discreet and observable production and numbers and not the personal feelings of somebody doing an eye test.
I think those tools are better at predictions than you give them credit for, too.
Gonzaga and Baylor were 1-2 on the two of them all last season. The results bore that out.
AP voters got that right too.
Kenpom isn't useful until like 15+ games in either.
Yes Ken Pom needs that 10-15 game calibration, this past year it did not occur, and I believe they way overrated the Big 10 as a result.
Not sure this is really anybody's position.
BT and KP are tools -- ones that might lack some nuance, as you point out, but ones that deal with discreet and observable production and numbers and not the personal feelings of somebody doing an eye test.
I think those tools are better at predictions than you give them credit for, too.
Gonzaga and Baylor were 1-2 on the two of them all last season. The results bore that out.
This gif is the very reason they need to hurry up and bring those fancy moving pictures from Harry Potter to reality. I'd put this on my office wall on constant loop above most anything else.