very difficult to co-ordinate info...also what's up with highschool ot?? they're about 2 days behind the ball on stories....I thought for sure they would be covering the Wall tourney.....Holiday time I guess.............
I could do it ... and I'm oldvery difficult to co-ordinate info...also what's up with highschool ot?? they're about 2 days behind the ball on stories....I thought for sure they would be covering the Wall tourney.....Holiday time I guess.............
You might be on to something there, Kidd.........Probably just hosting some type of regional tournament that will guarantee they don’t have to win state to qualify…
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TEAM | RECORD | WP | OWP | OOWP | RPI | |
1 | Ashbrook | 10-1-0 | 0.909091 | 0.752824 | 0.521850 | 0.730412 |
2 | Hickory | 9-0-0 | 1.000000 | 0.562570 | 0.601841 | 0.705580 |
3 | Central Cabarrus | 11-0-0 | 1.000000 | 0.493607 | 0.594741 | 0.675865 |
4 | North Lincoln | 9-2-0 | 0.818182 | 0.601605 | 0.599509 | 0.665949 |
5 | Central Davidson | 13-1-0 | 0.928571 | 0.525144 | 0.534842 | 0.649082 |
6 | North Henderson | 10-2-0 | 0.833333 | 0.584850 | 0.546055 | 0.647756 |
7 | Kings Mountain | 7-2-0 | 0.777778 | 0.571641 | 0.613771 | 0.646121 |
8 | Southern Guilford | 11-1-0 | 0.916667 | 0.463212 | 0.607031 | 0.642394 |
9 | Asheboro | 11-1-0 | 0.916667 | 0.474573 | 0.575310 | 0.637422 |
10 | Ben L. Smith | 11-1-0 | 0.916667 | 0.448085 | 0.607146 | 0.63637 |
How is Central Cabarrus not rated number one ?
Will someone please explain how Asheboro is " rated " over Greensboro Smith ? Asheboro has played Providence Grove ( 3-10 ) three times , Southwestern Randolph (2-10 ) three times, Uwharrie Charter, a 1-A team twice. Asheboro has the same record as Smith, 11-1, but pansy their non conference schedule every year with nothing but 1-A and 2-A squads. Meanwhile, Smith has played Grimsley, Page, Dudley, and Southern Durham to name a few. I guess some institutions are happy with a great regular season record, only to get curb stomped in the second round. This " poll " is from the NCHSAA and is worthless.
TEAMRECORD WP OWP OOWP RPI 1 Ashbrook 10-1-0 0.909091 0.752824 0.521850 0.730412 2 Hickory 9-0-0 1.000000 0.562570 0.601841 0.705580 3 Central Cabarrus 11-0-0 1.000000 0.493607 0.594741 0.675865 4 North Lincoln 9-2-0 0.818182 0.601605 0.599509 0.665949 5 Central Davidson 13-1-0 0.928571 0.525144 0.534842 0.649082 6 North Henderson 10-2-0 0.833333 0.584850 0.546055 0.647756 7 Kings Mountain 7-2-0 0.777778 0.571641 0.613771 0.646121 8 Southern Guilford 11-1-0 0.916667 0.463212 0.607031 0.642394 9 Asheboro 11-1-0 0.916667 0.474573 0.575310 0.637422 10 Ben L. Smith 11-1-0 0.916667 0.448085 0.607146 0.63637
First of all i do not think your're a smart ass at all, but I did receive an extended chuckle over your " Asheboro has played better teams than Smith " comment. Smith has played five 4-A teams, five 3-A teams, High Point Christian Academy, and ONE 2-A team. ALL of Asheboro's non conference games have been against 2-A and 1-A teams. Shouldn't WHO you have played figure in the RPI ranking system ? According to whomever makes this poll, a win against Myers Park is the same as a win against Southwestern Randolph or Providence Grove ? As far as I'm concerned the method the NCHSAA uses for these " rankings " is known as Outer Space Math, void of all common sense. Is common sense even in Webster's any more ?Not trying to come off as a smart a**, but it's just simple math. The teams that Asheboro has played, played better teams than the teams that Smith has played. That is the OOWP column. Honestly, I wouldn't even look at RPI until around 75% of the season has played out or mid way through conference games. As someone stated above, it will correct itself as the season plays out.
I believe for football they don't even post them until week 7 or so.
I went and looked up the current rankings and Asheboro's opponents are .497070 while Smith's are .453051. So overall, yes Asheboro has played the "harder" schedule based on win percentages of those teams.First of all i do not think your're a smart ass at all, but I did receive an extended chuckle over your " Asheboro has played better teams than Smith " comment. Smith has played five 4-A teams, five 3-A teams, High Point Christian Academy, and ONE 2-A team. ALL of Asheboro's non conference games have been against 2-A and 1-A teams. Shouldn't WHO you have played figure in the RPI ranking system ? According to whomever makes this poll, a win against Myers Park is the same as a win against Southwestern Randolph or Providence Grove ? As far as I'm concerned the method the NCHSAA uses for these " rankings " is known as Outer Space Math, void of all common sense. Is common sense even in Webster's any more ?
I went and looked up the current rankings and Asheboro's opponents are .497070 while Smith's are .453051. So overall, yes Asheboro has played the "harder" schedule based on win percentages of those teams.
I agree that they should factor in if it is a 1A or a 4A, but they don't. Also, like I said before, the math/rankings will be more accurate later in the season, especially when teams get into conference play.
FYI: RPI = (0.3 x WP) + (0.4 x OWP) + (0.3 x OOWP)
The " system " of awarding 3-A teams that play their entire non conference schedule against lower class teams should be " punished " for doing so, possibly by a points system. To say Asheboro's schedule of nothing but 1-A and 2-A teams is stronger than Smith's is laughable at best. We'll see who's still standing after the second round.I went and looked up the current rankings and Asheboro's opponents are .497070 while Smith's are .453051. So overall, yes Asheboro has played the "harder" schedule based on win percentages of those teams.
I agree that they should factor in if it is a 1A or a 4A, but they don't. Also, like I said before, the math/rankings will be more accurate later in the season, especially when teams get into conference play.
FYI: RPI = (0.3 x WP) + (0.4 x OWP) + (0.3 x OOWP)
There's not a lot of difference between the Reidsvilles, Salisburys, or Farmville Centrals, but the average 2-A team generally doesn't fare too well against the average 3-A or 4-A team.The divisions in basketball aren't really as big of a deal. Its a lot more parity between 1a-4a then you might think. Cause its a lot of 2a ranked teams that are ranked highly in the state
I may have voiced similar concerns during football season about this same scenario. There was one team that I believe played an entire schedule of teams that was of a higher classification and yet in the end they ended up with a 3 seed. Despite having only one loss while continually playing “up”…The " system " of awarding 3-A teams that play their entire non conference schedule against lower class teams should be " punished " for doing so, possibly by a points system. To say Asheboro's schedule of nothing but 1-A and 2-A teams is stronger than Smith's is laughable at best. We'll see who's still standing after the second round.
Roy Williams was in attendance for this one!McDowell beat Roberson 62-57 on the road to move to 10-1 (1-0). They still have a few non conference games left. South Caldwell and Hibriten at home. I think the MAC comes down to Reynolds or McDowell.
I went and looked up the current rankings and Asheboro's opponents are .497070 while Smith's are .453051. So overall, yes Asheboro has played the "harder" schedule based on win percentages of those teams.
I agree that they should factor in if it is a 1A or a 4A, but they don't. Also, like I said before, the math/rankings will be more accurate later in the season, especially when teams get into conference play.
FYI: RPI = (0.3 x WP) + (0.4 x OWP) + (0.3 x OOWP)
Fencing, amateur and professional , has taken off by leaps and bounds over the last few years, Mister Kidd. Word on the street says Sports Nutt Seventeen sold his house, packed up the VW van, gathered up some Byrds, Allmans, Dylan, and Otis Readding eight track tapes and headed for the tryout camp of the Lexington ( Kentucky ) Lungers professional fencing team, a member of the MILF league, the Midwest International League of Fencing.I may have voiced similar concerns during football season about this same scenario. There was one team that I believe played an entire schedule of teams that was of a higher classification and yet in the end they ended up with a 3 seed. Despite having only one loss while continually playing “up”…
That is the only tweaking to current RPI system I would like to see implemented…
But what do I know? Used to think I was well schooled in fencing but was proved wrong by a certain poster…
Hopefully NealUNC Coach Jeff Lebo was in Reidsville today to watch the Rams practice. I wonder who the Heels might be interested in?
Sorta of a strange season so far as the best teams in the area that I have seen are Reidsville and South Stokes. Some good teams in the Charlotte area.The " system " of awarding 3-A teams that play their entire non conference schedule against lower class teams should be " punished " for doing so, possibly by a points system. To say Asheboro's schedule of nothing but 1-A and 2-A teams is stronger than Smith's is laughable at best. We'll see who's still standing after the second round.
1 | Central Cabarrus (Concord) | 12-0 | 25.45 | 7.7 |
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2 | Ashbrook (Gastonia) | 10-1 | 22.42 | 10.4 |
3 | Hickory | 9-0 | 21.55 | 4.6 |
4 | North Lincoln (Lincolnton) | 9-2 | 18.99 | 8.2 |
5 | Ben L. Smith (Greensboro) | 11-1 | 18.67 | 4.6 |
6 | Kings Mountain | 7-3 | 17.61 | 12.1 |
7 | Southern Guilford (Greensboro) | 11-1 | 17.57 | 3.2 |
8 | Central Davidson (Lexington) | 13-1 | 16.59 | 2.0 |
9 | Crest (Shelby) | 7-1 | 16.43 | 4.4 |
10 | North Henderson (Hendersonville) | 11-2 | 15.48 | 4.0 |
11 | Asheboro | 12-1 | 14.90 | -0.5 |
12 | West Charlotte (Charlotte) | 7-4 | 11.25 | 9.3 |
13 | South Point (Belmont) | 5-5 | 10.89 | 12.1 |
The " system " of awarding 3-A teams that play their entire non conference schedule against lower class teams should be " punished " for doing so, possibly by a points system. To say Asheboro's schedule of nothing but 1-A and 2-A teams is stronger than Smith's is laughable at best. We'll see who's still standing after the second round.
If all the Greensboro squads except Page should somehow squander in the upcoming playoffs, I'm hoping they forgo their individual colours and back Page.Page beat Grimsley and Greensboro Day School and lost to Greensboro Smith by 3 in the championship game of the Haeco.
Page has lost quite a few really close games.
by 3 against a 9-2 West Caldwell
by 2 against a 11-1 Southern Guilford
by 1 against a 6-1 Fayetteville Westover
by 3 against a 9-2 Ben L Smith
Sitting at 6-6, Page seems like they may be able to be some kind of darkhorse in conference play and in the playoffs.
First Allmans post in quite a long time. If I knew how to do those emojis things I would give you one.Fencing, amateur and professional , has taken off by leaps and bounds over the last few years, Mister Kidd. Word on the street says Sports Nutt Seventeen sold his house, packed up the VW van, gathered up some Byrds, Allmans, Dylan, and Otis Readding eight track tapes and headed for the tryout camp of the Lexington ( Kentucky ) Lungers professional fencing team, a member of the MILF league, the Midwest International League of Fencing.
With all due respect, Mister Juke Box, and i love reading your posts and game reviews, but why not invite Dudley or Smith down, as both fan bases will pack their gym. Asheboro isn't required to play all the county teams, or they'd play Trinity and Wheatmore. They just have a different philosophy than most schools, as most schools like to play at least one " good " team so they'll know what their strengths and weaknesses are so they can be improved upon.As far as Asheboro's scheduling goes.......
They're in a weird situation. The Comets are the only team in Randolph County that's 3A. Everyone else is 1A/2A (and in the same conference). Although I also would like to see them schedule some tougher opposition, I can see why they do what they do because they'll usually draw a good-sized crowd regardless of which RC team they go up against.
Yeah, the Comet opposition so far hasn't been the greatest. However, they've beaten a pretty good Randleman team twice by double-digits. Although ER is down from last year, that's still a good win for the Comets as well.
I'll see what's what Wednesday.....
Actually, Mister Sportsnut Seventeen, that's the Gregg Allman Band, featuring brothers Dan Toler on guitar and David Toler on drums.First Allmans post in quite a long time. If I knew how to do those emojis things I would give you one.
After Springsteen’s Born to Run and Jungleland, my favorite song of all time.