Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Nov. 1 Rankings

These rankings reflect 46 of 1230 games in the NBA regular season:

TeamW-LColley
New Orleans Hornets3-00.8205
Los Angeles Lakers3-00.7586
Atlanta Hawks3-00.7467
Miami Heat3-10.6660
Sacramento Kings3-10.6460
Memphis Grizzlies2-10.6375
Portland Trail Blazers3-10.6131
New Jersey Nets2-10.6122
San Antonio Spurs2-10.6099
Denver Nuggets2-10.6053
Boston Celtics2-10.6039
Chicago Bulls2-10.5826
Golden State Warriors2-10.5510
Oklahoma City Thunder2-10.5510
Indiana Pacers2-10.5155
Dallas Mavericks2-10.5066
Orlando Magic1-10.4940
Phoenix Suns1-20.4589
Minnesota Timberwolves1-20.4342
Cleveland Cavaliers1-20.4300
New York Knicks1-20.4234
Utah Jazz1-20.4230
Toronto Raptors1-20.3999
Milwaukee Bucks1-20.3873
Washington Wizards 0-20.3102
Philadelphia 76ers0-30.2856
Houston Rockets0-30.2830
Detroit Pistons0-30.2492
Los Angeles Clippers0-40.2134
Charlotte Bobcats0-30.1819

Yesterday, we tested the predictive capabilities of the Colley Matrix, and I think I would like to continue that examination...but in any good contest, we should keep a score!

For our game, an accurate prediction counts as a win, an upset counts as a loss, and we won't count performance against teams that are equal. For W-L, equal teams have an equal number of wins and losses. For Colley, equal teams are less than .01 different. Today, for instance, the Blazers and Nets are considered Colley equals, and the Hornets and Lakers are considered W-L equals, but not vice-versa.

Colley:
Bulls (0.4295) upset Blazers (0.7435)
Kings (0.5900) defeated Raptors (0.4755)
Spurs (0.5808) defeated Clippers (0.2648)
Score: 2-1
Record: 4-3

W-L:
Bulls (1-1) upset Blazers (3-0)
Kings (2-1) defeated Raptors (1-1)
Spurs (1-1) defeated Clippers (0-3)
Score: 2-1
Record: 3-3

Yesterday, the Lakers defeat of the Warriors didn't count as a win for W-L, because it was a matchup of equals. Colley Matrix has a slight lead!

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