This second graph is the actual RATING of the team that is used to help sort the teams for the rankings. The bar graph is ugly and hard to read, but that'll have to do for this advertisement-free blog. Today they predict that if the defending National Champion LSU Fighting Tigers came to Rutgers, they'd only win by about 6.
26 October 2008
Surely 2 graphs are better than 1
We could blame Jeff Sagarin for this cruelty, but it is really just an integral part of intercollegiate football. After some tough slides, UW and RU bounce back. After some exuberance, UK and LSU are getting are tough dose of reality. Suddenly, 3 of the 4 are clustered together. RU has jumped to 58, which is where UW sat going into the weekend. Check it out...
This second graph is the actual RATING of the team that is used to help sort the teams for the rankings. The bar graph is ugly and hard to read, but that'll have to do for this advertisement-free blog. Today they predict that if the defending National Champion LSU Fighting Tigers came to Rutgers, they'd only win by about 6.
This second graph is the actual RATING of the team that is used to help sort the teams for the rankings. The bar graph is ugly and hard to read, but that'll have to do for this advertisement-free blog. Today they predict that if the defending National Champion LSU Fighting Tigers came to Rutgers, they'd only win by about 6.
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